TJ Walker uses his AI clone to generate ten public-speaking tips, gets the response in Spanish, then translates it back to English to check the advice holds up. The tips include knowing your audience, simplifying your message, telling stories, practicing on video, and using body language.
Wow, my spelling is ferocious, but it shouldn't matter. Okay, so well, I guess I just should have done ChatGPT for that because the Google didn't send it to. So let me just do that again. I'm going to cut and paste that and I'm going to give it to my clone and see how it answers translate to Spanish. Give me your top 10 tips on how to be a better public speaker. Give as much detail as possible. So I'm going to use the text version of that. So I'm copying that from chat GPT. I'm now going to go into my, into my clone. So again I'm just on TJ Walker AI that houses all the different versions of my clone. I'm going to go to the communications one. We've tried video, we've tried the, the live call. Now we'll do the chat. So I'm going to put the text in here. I don't have to specify the language. The way it's supposed to work is, is it will just give me whatever language I post the question in. It will answer in that language. So I've just posted the question give me your top 10 tips on how to be a better public speaker. Let's see how it answers. So pretty quickly, putting a lot of stuff out there. So it gave 10 tips and it did it pretty much instantly. Now how do we know this isn't complete gibberish? I mean, I know a couple of word claro meaning they're just saying of course, Audienza. I can tell it's an audience. So let's translate this back into English and see if it even made sense. Which by the way, if you ask me to give my top 10 tips, I can't think that way. I could certainly get start giving tips and say, here's what's important. Here's a second, here's a third, and there's an additional one. But I would not be able to organize it that quickly that efficiently. Okay, so here I am. Let me just go to a fresh page for my chat. I'm going to say translate the following into English and you can see, yeah, I don't type very well in general. You see typos there. Fortunately, chat doesn't mind. Okay, so here's what my Spanish version of my clone was actually saying. Of course. Here are my top 10 tips for becoming a better public speaker with all the details you need. Know your audience, simplify your message, tell stories, practice on video, use body language, manage nerves, be authentic, engage with the audience, review and adjust. Visualize success. So if I'm being objective, this is pretty good.
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