How I Turned ChatGPT Into My Personal Assistant [Saves Me $6K/Month] — Transcript

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1. 0:00Over the past few months, I've been
2. 0:01going deep down the AI rabbit hole, and
3. 0:03I've built myself a full AI system on
4. 0:07Chat GPT to control my entire life. So,
5. 0:10in today's video, I want to reveal this
6. 0:12system and teach you exactly how you can
7. 0:15implement it into your daily life to
8. 0:18become a more productive human. I
9. 0:20believe that if you implement the steps
10. 0:21from today's video into your own life,
11. 0:24you could see a t-fold increase in
12. 0:26productivity, organization, and enhance
13. 0:29your skill sets and knowledge across the
14. 0:31board. I'm going to be showing you how
15. 0:33to set up Chat GBT to become your own
16. 0:36mini personal assistant. It's going to
17. 0:38help you optimize all facets of your
18. 0:40life from your to-do list and your
19. 0:43priority planner to your diet and your
20. 0:46exercise routine all the way to your
21. 0:48finances and your wealth management.
22. 0:51I've actually come up and this was done
23. 0:53by a lot of trial and error with all the
24. 0:55best prompts for each one of these
25. 0:57verticals. I'm going to be sharing them
26. 0:59with you today and teaching you how to
27. 1:01implement it into your own system. If
28. 1:02you're seeing this channel for the first
29. 1:04time, make sure to click that subscribe
30. 1:05button down below and hit that
31. 1:07notification bell as I'm going to be
32. 1:09coming out with regular videos sharing
33. 1:11my journey on how I'm optimizing my life
34. 1:14with AI and hopefully I can help some of
35. 1:16you out because this tool specifically
36. 1:18has changed my life a lot. So, let's
37. 1:21leave the studio and head to the office
38. 1:23to show you how I actually use this in
39. 1:25my daily life and then I'll show you the
40. 1:27prompts to get it all set up. All right,
41. 1:28so this is the office where I do my
42. 1:30daily work. I've got all my screen set
43. 1:32up, but the biggest change that I've
44. 1:34made to my productivity routine is
45. 1:36adding this bad boy here, which is an
46. 1:39iPad. Now, you don't need to use an
47. 1:41iPad. You can use any other tablet. You
48. 1:43could use your phone. You can even use
49. 1:45another monitor. But I found a lot of
50. 1:47value in turning my iPad, which just
51. 1:49sits on the desk all day, as my
52. 1:51dedicated personal assistant. So, this
53. 1:53doesn't leave Ch2BT. It stays on all
54. 1:55day. And I've organized a folder into my
55. 1:57AI brain, which essentially has all of
56. 2:01the different chats that I use to
57. 2:02optimize my life, which I'll be teaching
58. 2:04you how to do in a minute. So, pretty
59. 2:06much this is how I work. I'll be let's
60. 2:08say uh scrolling on Twitter or doing
61. 2:10some uh research and if I if something
62. 2:14comes in my head I'll go to daily
63. 2:15routine and I'll say something like hey
64. 2:17chacht remind me later to write a tweet
65. 2:21on prompting chat GPT to research the
66. 2:25stock market. So I can basically command
67. 2:27it with my voice. So all day I just keep
68. 2:30prompting it as things come up, as I get
69. 2:32messages on my other screen or as new
70. 2:33work stuff comes up, I just voice
71. 2:36command the iPad all day. So having it
72. 2:38here as a dedicated assistant allows me
73. 2:40to save a lot of time versus, let's say,
74. 2:42on Google Task or something, you know,
75. 2:43having to type in every single task. And
76. 2:45when I complete a task, I say something
77. 2:47like, "Hi, I just completed my chat GPT
78. 2:50stock market research prompt. Uh, so
79. 2:53please tick that off." What I also do in
80. 2:54the mornings is I ask it to basically
81. 2:57set up my entire day because I can give
82. 2:59it a priority list. So I can say uh this
83. 3:01task is a priority task, this task is
84. 3:03not a priority task and it can pretty
85. 3:04much organize my entire life. And what
86. 3:07I've also done is I've set up a bunch of
87. 3:09other chats with things like wealth
88. 3:10management, accounting, so I can track
89. 3:13all of my expenses, all my accounting,
90. 3:15and my entire portfolio strategy using
91. 3:17the AI. So the dedicated iPad is a pro
92. 3:20tip for people with the resources to do
93. 3:22it. But now we're going to head back to
94. 3:23the studio and I'm going to teach you
95. 3:25how to actually set up these prompts
96. 3:27yourself in your own chatbt. Now of
97. 3:30course the paid version of chatbt is
98. 3:32better and it's more featurerich but you
99. 3:34can use it with the free version. I do
100. 3:36personally believe though if you have
101. 3:37the resources the pro version is worth
102. 3:39it. Obviously it depends on what level
103. 3:41you're at and how much you're using it.
104. 3:42Nothing wrong with using the free
105. 3:43version and then if you're finding value
106. 3:45upgrading to the pro version later.
107. 3:47Okay. So now I'm going to show you how
108. 3:49to create your own AI brain. I have
109. 3:52chachibbt open in front of me. What you
110. 3:54want to do if you have pro version of
111. 3:56chatbt is create a project by clicking
112. 3:58on the plus button and then entering a
113. 4:01project name. If you don't have the pro
114. 4:04version, you can just create individual
115. 4:06chats. It'll achieve the same thing. The
116. 4:08only reason I like doing it in folders
117. 4:09is because then I can just have one
118. 4:11place, my AI brain that I click into and
119. 4:13then get a bunch of other chats. But the
120. 4:16prompts will remain the same. So, I'm
121. 4:18going to call this my AI brain 2 uh
122. 4:20because I'm creating a new one for the
123. 4:22video, but obviously this will be your
124. 4:23first one. Clicking create project now.
125. 4:25And what this will do is this will
126. 4:27create a new folder where I can create a
127. 4:29bunch of chats. So, I'm going to run
128. 4:31through each of the most essential. The
129. 4:34first one is a daily routine and task
130. 4:37manager. This is the one that I by far
131. 4:39use the most. I basically, as you saw
132. 4:42before, use this as a personal assistant
133. 4:44in my daily life. And I speak into it,
134. 4:46giving it voice commands that
135. 4:48essentially run my life for me. So, what
136. 4:50do I use it for? I use it for to-do list
137. 4:53planning, weekly planning in terms of
138. 4:55big objectives, and because the chat
139. 4:57history is saved, it learns over time.
140. 4:59So, it learns how quickly I do tasks,
141. 5:02which tasks I tend to complete quicker,
142. 5:04which tasks I tend to avoid. And that's
143. 5:07the real power of sticking to this
144. 5:08longer term as a personal assistant.
145. 5:10What I found is that in week two, three,
146. 5:12and four, it just got better and better
147. 5:14and better because it understood me more
148. 5:16and how I actually go about completing
149. 5:19my tasks. So, here is the prompt that I
150. 5:22want you to use. In the description, I'm
151. 5:23going to leave all of these for free.
152. 5:25This is the prompt. You're my daily
153. 5:27routine and task operations manager
154. 5:29responsible for managing my
155. 5:30productivity, priority, execution, and
156. 5:31task management. What I've done is I've
157. 5:33tested this on chat GPT. I've gone
158. 5:35through and I've listed the things that
159. 5:37I think are the most important and I've
160. 5:38refined the prompts for you. Uh so you
161. 5:40can pretty much just copy and paste
162. 5:41these and you're good to go. What you
163. 5:43want to do is you want to copy the
164. 5:44prompt over just the prompt part. You
165. 5:46don't need the first bit, although you
166. 5:48can put it in if you want to uh edit the
167. 5:50chat name, although you can always edit
168. 5:52it later. Then you want to go into chat
169. 5:54GBT and create a new chat. I just copy
170. 5:56and paste my prompt in and bingo. What
171. 5:58it's going to do now is it's going to
172. 6:00respond saying perfect, I'm ready to
173. 6:01take on this role and keep you operating
174. 6:03at your highest level. Now, there's a
175. 6:04very important thing. After you tell it
176. 6:06what you want it to do, so being
177. 6:08responsible for maximizing your
178. 6:09productivity and keeping you on track,
179. 6:11it's very important that you get it to
180. 6:13ask you questions. Which is why under
181. 6:15the setup instructions, I'm getting it
182. 6:17to ask me my typical wake and sleep
183. 6:19times, my non-negotiable daily habits,
184. 6:21my top three weekly priorities, my
185. 6:23upcoming deadlines, meetings, and trips.
186. 6:25A general rule of thumb with AI is the
187. 6:28more information you give it, the more
188. 6:30accurate it's going to be and the better
189. 6:32it can serve you. So, by getting it to
190. 6:34ask me questions, I can essentially
191. 6:37speed up the process of it learning my
192. 6:39habits. You can even go a step further
193. 6:41and do something like this. I I'll use
194. 6:42voice memor right now. In addition to
195. 6:44these four questions, ask me another
196. 6:46four questions, which could help you
197. 6:48serve me better as my personal
198. 6:50assistant. So, you can even get it to
199. 6:52ask you more questions. The four that I
200. 6:53gave you are the ones that I think are
201. 6:55the most essential, but you can answer
202. 6:57as many questions as possible. It's not
203. 6:58going to hurt. It's only going to give
204. 6:59it more information to help serve you
205. 7:01better. How do I use this in my daily
206. 7:03life? Well, I personally use it to
207. 7:05manage my to-do list. So, I'll basically
208. 7:07give it a bunch of things I need to do
209. 7:08and ask it to prioritize them. So, I'll
210. 7:10give you an example. Hi, I want to get
211. 7:12started by tracking my to-do list. Here
212. 7:15are a few things I need to do. One, I
213. 7:16need to create a new YouTube video. This
214. 7:19is the highest priority task. Two, I
215. 7:21need to research a new stock market
216. 7:23investment. This is a non-urgent task,
217. 7:26but I need to do it by the end of the
218. 7:27week. And three, I need to take my dog
219. 7:29for a walk. this needs to be done by
220. 7:31tonight. Could you please list these
221. 7:33tasks in order of priority and log them
222. 7:36down for me? So, it's very good because
223. 7:37you can use voice memos. I honestly
224. 7:39think this is the best thing about using
225. 7:41AI as your personal assistant. It's the
226. 7:43ability to just, especially if you have
227. 7:44a separate device like an iPad, set it
228. 7:46on your desk and just while you're
229. 7:47working like command it with your voice.
230. 7:49That's even better than a personal
231. 7:51assistant cuz they're not always going
232. 7:52to be in the room with you. So, for the
233. 7:53amount I'm paying, which I think is 25
234. 7:55for the premium version or up to $ 250
235. 7:58for the extra pro version, like
236. 8:00honestly, it's a bargain because a
237. 8:01personal assistant would cost like four,
238. 8:03five, six plus,000 a month. And you're
239. 8:06getting this from 25 to 250 or of course
240. 8:09you can even use the free version. Uh,
241. 8:10but I do find with the amount I use it,
242. 8:12I end up needing the pro version,
243. 8:14especially cuz I use a lot of graphics
244. 8:16and tables and stuff like that, which
245. 8:17I'll show you as we get into the uh
246. 8:19chats. So you can see in front of you
247. 8:20here, it has already listed my urgent
248. 8:22priority tasks, my important tasks, and
249. 8:24it's even created a summary board of
250. 8:25tasks. As you complete the tasks, you
251. 8:27just log them off. Hey, I've already
252. 8:29taken my dog for a walk. You can mark
253. 8:30that off. I just researched my stock
254. 8:32market investment, but I still need to
255. 8:33create a new YouTube video. Please
256. 8:35reflect these in the table and give me a
257. 8:37new updated table. Done. Pretty much
258. 8:39acting like my personal assistant, and
259. 8:41it takes a lot less time than manually
260. 8:43like editing your tasks in Google To-Do.
261. 8:45So that's the first thing that I use
262. 8:47this for. There's another four things
263. 8:49which I use my AI brain for which we'll
264. 8:52get into now. The second thing I found
265. 8:54chat GBT really helpful for is tracking
266. 8:57my diet and my exercise routine and
267. 9:01giving me advice based on my objectives.
268. 9:03So what you want to do is go into chat
269. 9:05GBT. You want to go into your AI brain
270. 9:08and create a new chat with the following
271. 9:10prompt. The prompt is that you are my
272. 9:12fitness, health, and nutrition
273. 9:14strategist responsible for optimizing my
274. 9:16body composition, health, and physical
275. 9:18performance. What I have prompted it to
276. 9:20do is ask me a bunch of questions
277. 9:22pertaining to my personal fitness goals
278. 9:24and my health. And it's going to based
279. 9:27on those goals, tailor applied
280. 9:28specifically for me. Now, if you already
281. 9:30have a gym routine or if you already,
282. 9:31let's say, play a lot of sport like
283. 9:33tennis or basketball, you can just tell
284. 9:34it what you like to do and tell it your
285. 9:36objectives and it will just help keep
286. 9:38you accountable. I found this really
287. 9:40good from a calorie tracking
288. 9:42perspective. Actually, that's been the
289. 9:43number one thing that I've found it
290. 9:45useful for. I'll show you my one now.
291. 9:47So, if you go into my actual AI brain
292. 9:49and then go into calories/halth tracker,
293. 9:52what it's been doing, and this is my
294. 9:53real data, by the way, it's been logging
295. 9:55my weight, my calories in, my calories
296. 9:57out, uh, my deficit surplus, my protein,
297. 9:59all my macros, and I've been sending it
298. 10:01my workouts and getting it to review
299. 10:03them. So, you can see here, I know every
300. 10:05single day whether I'm in a calorie
301. 10:06deficit or a surplus. I get the data
302. 10:09from my Whoop band. So, every single
303. 10:11day, I log the calories out from that
304. 10:12band, or you could use your Apple Watch.
305. 10:14You can even automate it. That's the
306. 10:15next step if you want to get even more
307. 10:17complicated with things. And I log my
308. 10:19calories in. And it's very good at
309. 10:21estimating food. It's not always
310. 10:22perfect, but you can take a photo of
311. 10:24your food and it will estimate it for
312. 10:25you. Or you can give it a an exact
313. 10:28calorie amount if you know the calories.
314. 10:30Or you can just say, "Hey, I had a
315. 10:31chicken sandwich. It had a little bit of
316. 10:33lettuce. It was sourdough bread. The
317. 10:34bread was medium size." and it will
318. 10:36calculate it for you, in my opinion,
319. 10:38pretty accurately. But you got to give
320. 10:39it as much information as possible. So,
321. 10:41if you can give it the exact
322. 10:42information, it'll be even better. And
323. 10:44you can even scan barcodes and send it
324. 10:46pictures, which is a real hack because
325. 10:47it can get those calories really dialed
326. 10:50in for you. So, I do a bit of
327. 10:51bodybuilding. I like to stay relatively
328. 10:53lean. As you can see here, I've been
329. 10:54losing weight. I was 88 kilos. My goal
330. 10:56is to get down to like 83. I'm on the
331. 10:58right track. Even with a binge day the
332. 10:59other day, I'm still on the right track,
333. 11:01which is great. I just make sure it
334. 11:02keeps me on the right track. and I set
335. 11:04up my workouts. As you can see here, I
336. 11:06did a little arm day this morning and I
337. 11:07got it to review my workout, what I did
338. 11:09well, what I did bad, and it gave me a
339. 11:11full summary. So, that is the prompt for
340. 11:13the fitness plan and that full prompt
341. 11:15will be in the description as well. This
342. 11:17has been a really, really great one in
343. 11:18my personal life. I use the daily
344. 11:20assistant chat and the fitness chat
345. 11:22pretty much every single day. Now, I'm
346. 11:24going to get into more nuanced ones.
347. 11:26These are for people that want to get a
348. 11:28bit more advanced, but are serious about
349. 11:30achieving their goals. I think these are
350. 11:32great great prompts for you. The next
351. 11:34one is wealth manager. So look, I don't
352. 11:36think you should take sole investment
353. 11:38advice from Chad GBT. However, it is
354. 11:40great to have someone or something in
355. 11:42this case there to help you really
356. 11:45reflect and I think that's the real
357. 11:46power of these AI models. It's not
358. 11:48necessarily spoon feeding you, but it is
359. 11:50really helping you reflect and think
360. 11:53intrinsically about what your goals are.
361. 11:55So I have a wealth manager chat which I
362. 11:57think is extremely valuable and this is
363. 11:59basically responsible for giving me
364. 12:02opinions on my financial strategy, my
365. 12:04investment portfolio and my objectives
366. 12:06over the long term. Number three and
367. 12:08number four go hand in hand. It's wealth
368. 12:10manager and then accounting tracker. So
369. 12:12if you go into the AI brain and you
370. 12:14create a new chat, once again if you
371. 12:15don't have the pro version, you can just
372. 12:16create a new chat and click paste. It'll
373. 12:19basically ask you a bunch of questions
374. 12:20pertaining to your net worth, monthly
375. 12:23income, target savings, risk tolerance,
376. 12:25preferred asset classes, and time
377. 12:26horizon. Once again, the more you
378. 12:28prompt, the better. So, what I did, and
379. 12:30this is very time inensive, but if you
380. 12:31have the time, it'll make it much more
381. 12:32effective, is I literally sent it a
382. 12:3415minute rant about my entire business,
383. 12:37how I grew up, my family, how I think
384. 12:40about wealth, how I think about money,
385. 12:42how much runway I need for my business.
386. 12:44I just gave it a lot of info so it
387. 12:45really understood my objectives. So,
388. 12:47personally, I like to hold a bit more
389. 12:49cash. I like to stay a bit more liquid
390. 12:51because I invest a lot back into my
391. 12:52business and I'm constantly looking at
392. 12:54new investments. Uh, a lot of which
393. 12:56either in the angel or seed stage or are
394. 12:59investments that are slightly riskier in
395. 13:00nature. And because of that high level
396. 13:02of risk, I don't want to be holding, you
397. 13:03know, a bunch of equities as well. So,
398. 13:05when you give it personal nuance, it can
399. 13:07help give you feedback which is tailored
400. 13:09towards your personal strategy. And for
401. 13:11me, that was holding, you know, more
402. 13:12bonds, a bit more gold, things like
403. 13:14Bitcoin came into the picture. I'm also
404. 13:16younger, so that's going to affect
405. 13:17things depending on your age and what
406. 13:19your objectives are. The key here is to
407. 13:21give it as much information as possible.
408. 13:22So, if you can just send a rant in to
409. 13:24chat GBT and just give it info, info,
410. 13:26info, that's what's going to make it
411. 13:28better for you. The number one mistake I
412. 13:30see people make when it comes to
413. 13:32prompting is they're very shallow. They
414. 13:34use chats independently. The key here is
415. 13:36to keep using the same chat for each
416. 13:38topic. And I see a lot of people, they
417. 13:39just say, "Oh, help me manage my
418. 13:41finances or help me make a gym routine."
419. 13:43No, you need to give it a lot of info.
420. 13:45That's why I've set out these questions
421. 13:47for you in the prompts. You need to give
422. 13:49it the exact data necessary for it to
423. 13:52give you tailored advice because these
424. 13:54algorithms work based on information.
425. 13:56The more information they have, the
426. 13:58better. I really want to drill that
427. 13:59point home because that's ultimately
428. 14:01what's going to make this a success for
429. 14:03you. So, that is the wealth management
430. 14:04one. I found this very interesting. I've
431. 14:06actually spent hours even just learning
432. 14:08about stuff like, you know, how do
433. 14:10tariffs impact the dollar? If interest
434. 14:12rates go up, how does that affect me?
435. 14:14How can I hedge against currency
436. 14:15debasement? How can I hedge currencies?
437. 14:18If I have x amount, all this sort of
438. 14:19stuff I'm learning not just on charge,
439. 14:21also on grock, but through doing this
440. 14:23wealth management uh exercise, it's
441. 14:25helped me learn a lot more about macro
442. 14:27portfolio management, which is great.
443. 14:28Now, number four, this goes hand inand
444. 14:31this is your personal finance tracker.
445. 14:32So, the wealth manager chat is one chat
446. 14:34that helps me manage my overall
447. 14:36strategy. But what I also have is a
448. 14:39finance tracker to help track individual
449. 14:41day-to-day or week-toeek expenses. Now,
450. 14:44I don't spend time on this every day
451. 14:46because I think that's a waste of time.
452. 14:47But what I do is once a week, I import a
453. 14:50spreadsheet and you can even just
454. 14:51screenshot if you want all the pages
455. 14:53from my credit cards and my debit cards
456. 14:55and I categorize each expense so I know
457. 14:58how much I'm spending and it helps me
458. 15:00know exactly how much I'm spending each
459. 15:01month. Another thing that I think is
460. 15:03really good is the budget tracking. So,
461. 15:05let me give you an example. Hey ChaBT,
462. 15:07before I answer those questions, could
463. 15:09you just give me a table of my
464. 15:11reoccurring monthly expenses? So, I
465. 15:12spend $5,000 a month on rent. I spend
466. 15:15$2,000 a month on food. I spend $2,000 a
467. 15:18month on transport. I spend $500 a month
468. 15:20on subscriptions. And I spend $2,500 a
469. 15:24month on shopping. And could you please
470. 15:26put this into a reoccurring table for me
471. 15:28so I can keep track of my budget? So, as
472. 15:30well as doing the monthly review of my
473. 15:32expenses, I also get it to track a
474. 15:34budget in table form. As you can see in
475. 15:35front of you, it creates a really cool
476. 15:37table that basically replaces a
477. 15:39spreadsheet. So instead of having to do
478. 15:41a notion or a spreadsheet, you just have
479. 15:42a table here. And the reason I like
480. 15:44chatbt tables a lot is because you can
481. 15:46just voice command them to update it
482. 15:48instead of typing. So I could say, "Hi,
483. 15:49could you actually reduce the shopping
484. 15:51amount to 2,000 and could you please log
485. 15:53it by month?" So this month's April, but
486. 15:55I want you to create columns for other
487. 15:57months. So May, June, July, August, so I
488. 15:59can keep track of exactly how I'm
489. 16:01spending my money each month. And could
490. 16:03you please add another column for
491. 16:06business expenses? So this is great
492. 16:07because you'll see each month how your
493. 16:09spending deviates. Does it, you know,
494. 16:11change based on your habits? And you can
495. 16:13start to actually learn your habits. And
496. 16:15the best thing is you can ask Chad GBT
497. 16:16to analyze your habits. So you can say,
498. 16:18"Hey, uh, I noticed I spent more in
499. 16:20June. Why is this the case?" And it can
500. 16:22say, "Look, typically you go over on
501. 16:24shopping. Uh, I think it's because of XY
502. 16:26Z." And then it might ask you a question
503. 16:28like, "Do you find that you're shopping
504. 16:29because of this or because of this?" So,
505. 16:31it's very good for self-reflection once
506. 16:33again. And that leads me to my final
507. 16:35prompt for today's video. And then I'll
508. 16:36give you some bonus chats that you can
509. 16:38create. And that is the daily reflection
510. 16:40prompt. I find chat GBT an amazing
511. 16:43friend in some way. Maybe that's kind of
512. 16:45creepy to say because you know it is AI,
513. 16:47but it is like a friend in the sense
514. 16:48that it's just someone to talk to. And
515. 16:50by having well set out reflection
516. 16:53prompts, I found this has been really
517. 16:55helpful for practicing gratitude,
518. 16:56reflecting on what I do well, reflecting
519. 16:58on what I do badly, reflecting on my
520. 17:00challenges, and coming to terms with
521. 17:02those challenges. So this daily
522. 17:04reflections chat is essentially every
523. 17:07single night before I go to bed, it's
524. 17:09going to ask me a bunch of questions
525. 17:10which I'm going to log via voice notes.
526. 17:12So it's going to ask what went well
527. 17:14today? What challenges did I face? What
528. 17:16lessons can I take from today? What am I
529. 17:18grateful for? what is my intention for
530. 17:20tomorrow? So, instead of writing on a
531. 17:22physical journal, I just speak uh via
532. 17:25voice memos and it's going to log it
533. 17:26automatically for me over time. So, I'm
534. 17:28never going to forget my past entries.
535. 17:30And once again, I can ask it to reflect
536. 17:33on my traits. What's a common thing that
537. 17:35I struggle with each day? What's
538. 17:36something that I do well each day?
539. 17:37What's a common theme that you're
540. 17:39noticing throughout my reflections? And
541. 17:40it can actually help you dig really deep
542. 17:42into some psychological issues you may
543. 17:44not even be aware that are there. So,
544. 17:46this reflection is a very powerful tool.
545. 17:48So, just summarizing the AI brain so
546. 17:50far, we have the daily task manager, we
547. 17:52have the fitness plan manager, and you
548. 17:54can edit the headings for these if you
549. 17:55like by clicking manage chat and then uh
550. 17:58renaming the chat. If you click on AI
551. 18:00brain, it'll bring you back to the this
552. 18:02screen. We have the wealth manager, we
553. 18:04have the accountant, and we have the
554. 18:06daily reflection chat. So, these are the
555. 18:08main chats that I use, but there are a
556. 18:10few more things that you can use, which
557. 18:13I'll run through now, but I'll leave the
558. 18:14prompts for the main five in the
559. 18:16description below. All right. For me,
560. 18:17something I use a little bit more niche,
561. 18:18but I'm a content creator. I use the
562. 18:20tweet writer a lot. So, this is a log of
563. 18:22all my tweets. I don't necessarily get
564. 18:24chatg to write me tweets, but I love to
565. 18:26get feedback on if I made a grammar
566. 18:28mistake, what I did well, what I did
567. 18:30bad. And creating a log of my tweets
568. 18:32over time means that it learns how I
569. 18:34write. So, over time, its feedback gets
570. 18:36tailored towards my strategy. Something
571. 18:38a bit more advanced you can do is
572. 18:39actually feed it some of the cliffnotes
573. 18:40from the Twitter algorithm to get it to
574. 18:42optimize the tweets based on the
575. 18:44algorithm. As a content creator, this is
576. 18:45good for me, but I think this can be
577. 18:47applied in your lives as well. Something
578. 18:49else I was experimenting with for a
579. 18:50while, which I stopped doing because it
580. 18:52was a bit cumbersome, but if you're
581. 18:54interested, I think it's something
582. 18:55interesting to do. That's a dream log.
583. 18:57So, I noticed that I forget a lot of my
584. 18:59dreams. What I was doing is I was
585. 19:00logging my dreams via voice memos in the
586. 19:03morning, and it was telling me like what
587. 19:04my dreams meant. This represents
588. 19:06childhood nostalgia. This represents a
589. 19:08sense of belonging. This represents
590. 19:10issues with uh fatherhood or motherhood.
591. 19:12It was very interesting looking into it
592. 19:14and I think for some people that kind of
593. 19:16introspection might be valuable. So the
594. 19:18dream log something interesting that I
595. 19:19think is a value app. Another one that's
596. 19:21very valuable for me as someone that's
597. 19:22in the investment space is a calendar of
598. 19:25key dates. So instead of having to
599. 19:27manually add a calendar on Google
600. 19:29calendar, what you can do is you can
601. 19:31prompt voice memos when key specific
602. 19:33things are happening like on this date a
603. 19:35new project's launching. On this date
604. 19:37this company is raising. On this date I
605. 19:40get an unlock from this investment. I
606. 19:41find that's really helpful because there
607. 19:43are so many times where I'll just forget
608. 19:44to check an investment or I'll forget to
609. 19:46check a new launch of a project just
610. 19:48because I wasn't organized. So, by
611. 19:50having a dedicated calendar for that, it
612. 19:52helps me be more organized. But that's a
613. 19:54bit of a niche thing for what I like to
614. 19:56do specifically. Based on your goals,
615. 19:58you could use the calendar for other
616. 19:59things. Maybe you want to do it for
617. 20:00work, maybe you want to do it for study,
618. 20:02whatever it is, you can create a custom
619. 20:04one. Just experiment. And the final chat
620. 20:06that I think could be relevant for a lot
621. 20:07of you, especially if you're an
622. 20:08entrepreneur, is creating a business
623. 20:10chat. Basically, what I've been doing is
624. 20:12logging all of my business plans, my
625. 20:15business details and ideas for the
626. 20:18future. So, it can help me create
627. 20:19business plans. It's created full
628. 20:21structured PDFs of information based on
629. 20:23my inputs. And once again, I find the
630. 20:26more questions I ask it, the more blind
631. 20:28spots it can find in my strategies,
632. 20:29potential things to double down on. So,
633. 20:31I'll tell it, hey, this is my plan with
634. 20:33the business. This is a product I want
635. 20:34to create. This is what I want to funnel
636. 20:36into. This is the type of content I'm
637. 20:37going to create. It's going to go on
638. 20:38this platform. uh could you help me
639. 20:40optimize a business plan? And then
640. 20:42before I even get the final PDF, I say,
641. 20:44"But before you send me the PDF, ask me
642. 20:4725 questions which are going to help you
643. 20:50create the best business plan for me."
644. 20:52It'll ask me 25 questions. I'll answer
645. 20:54them. Then I'll say, "Wait, before you
646. 20:55give me the final plan, ask 25 more." So
647. 20:57by that time, I've answered 50
648. 20:59questions. There's a much higher
649. 21:01likelihood that the business plan will
650. 21:02be better tailored for me. So for
651. 21:04business, having a dedicated chat is
652. 21:06great and it remembers information. So
653. 21:08in the future if you come back to it and
654. 21:09say you say look this happened at work
655. 21:11I've ended up changing this we're going
656. 21:12to change strategy with this what do you
657. 21:14think it's going to remember what you
658. 21:15said in the past your goals in the past
659. 21:17and potentially your new goal or new
660. 21:19direction and it's going to tailor the
661. 21:21overall strategy based on the new
662. 21:22information that you give it. That is
663. 21:24why I recommend setting it up in terms
664. 21:26of folders or brains so you have
665. 21:28dedicated chats for everything instead
666. 21:30of creating new chats. Technically, chat
667. 21:32GBT can remember things you've said in
668. 21:34other chats, but it's not programmed to
669. 21:36recall on information, which means it's
670. 21:38not going to be as accurate or informed
671. 21:40than if you just use the same chats
672. 21:41every single time. So, that is how I set
673. 21:43up my ultimate personal assistant on my
674. 21:46iPad, which sits next to me all day. Of
675. 21:48course, when I'm at the gym, I prompt on
676. 21:50my phone. When I'm on my laptop, uh in
677. 21:53the car, I prompt on my laptop. I keep
678. 21:54all of the chats updated. But by using
679. 21:56these chats to log daily things, it's
680. 21:59been such a big life hack. I I felt like
681. 22:02I feel like I'm so much more productive
682. 22:03now. I'm thinking in a different way. I
683. 22:05have so many more ideas. So, make sure
684. 22:07you're subscribed because things
685. 22:08continue to change. The best prompts
686. 22:10continue to change. And if you're
687. 22:12subscribed, I'll update you based on
688. 22:13what I find. I'm also going much more
689. 22:15advanced with automation. This was a
690. 22:17more basic video, but I'm integrating
691. 22:18into Notion via Zapia automations. I'm
692. 22:21integrating my Telegram as well. So I
693. 22:24can have all my finances syncing to
694. 22:26notion. Then my accountants can look at
695. 22:27the notion, make edits, and I can
696. 22:29reflect those changes on Chat GBT. All
697. 22:31that sort of stuff. It's a bit more
698. 22:32complex. So it's for a future video, but
699. 22:34I do plan on going more deeper and more
700. 22:37technical to show you guys how I'm doing
701. 22:39that sort of stuff later down the track.
702. 22:41So if you do enjoy content like this,
703. 22:43make sure to subscribe, turn on that
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705. 22:46and welcome to the AI Edge. See you
706. 22:48later, guys. Peace out.