Short YouTube clip (Justin R. Lester) giving a practical ChatGPT "cheat code": when asking ChatGPT to write something, assign it a role (e.g., “you are my personal assistant”) and provide tone/goal to get better, less robotic results. The speaker also promotes free 2025 toolkits and asks viewers to comment the word "toolkit" and follow to receive the link.
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You know why Most people hate ChatGPT is because they treat it like Google. They type in something like this Write me an email of respond to this message and they complain that the response is dry, boring and gives you things like unveiling and unlocking and robotic. Here's a cheat code nobody told you that you need to know about ChatGPT. Tell it this one simple phrase or do this. Give it a role. So don't just say write me an email. Say something like this, you are my personal assistant. Write me a professional get empathetic email to my boss explaining why I missed a deadline and how to fix it. When you set the stage, AI performs better. It's like handing someone a script instead of telling them to just wing it. If you want my toolkits, I have free toolkits and nothing. No holds bar to give you. Come at the word toolkit and I'll send you a link to my toolkit page where you can download and get this. Now you got to be following me to get it, but go ahead comment the word toolkit. I'll send you a link so you can get my free toolkits and these are updated 2025 toolkits for you this year. All right. Like and follow for more.