6 ChatGPT Secrets to Transform Your Writing Overnight

6 ChatGPT Secrets to Transform Your Writing Overnight |
When I first tried Chat GPT, I thought it was completely overhyped.
Turns out I was just bad at writing prompts.
Now, I use Chat GPT to help me with things like email responses, personal projects, resumes & cover letters, and content creation.
Here’s my top 6 most useful tips for turning ChatGPT into your personal writing assistant to help you MASSIVELY improve your writing.
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In the given transcript, the speaker discusses six useful tips to improve writing with the help of ChatGPT. Here's an explanation of each point discussed: 1. Tip #1: Use a basic prompt structure: The speaker suggests using a specific prompt structure when interacting with ChatGPT. The structure includes four components: action (what you want ChatGPT to do), format (the desired output format), role or style (the desired writing style or tone), and source (if applicable). By providing a detailed prompt, you can receive more nuanced and specific responses from ChatGPT. 2. Tip #2: Assign a tone, writing style, or target audience: The speaker advises assigning a tone, writing style, or target audience to ChatGPT. By specifying a tone, such as formal, casual, serious, or friendly, you can influence the style of the generated text. Additionally, you can ask ChatGPT to write in the style of a specific public figure or cater the writing to a particular audience, like university students, high school students, or retirees. 3. Tip #3: Give ChatGPT a role: The speaker suggests assigning ChatGPT a role to enhance its responses. Some helpful roles mentioned include a lawyer for legal or business emails, a literary editor for edits and critiques, a publisher, an English professor, or a science communicator. By providing a role, you can receive writing assistance specific to that role's expertise. 4. Tip #4: Use ChatGPT to overcome writer's block: ChatGPT can help when experiencing writer's block. You can ask ChatGPT to provide an outline or important points to cover for a given topic. Alternatively, if you're stuck in the middle of writing, you can paste your existing text and ask ChatGPT to continue writing for you, generating new ideas or usable content. 5. Tip #5: Iterate and collaborate with ChatGPT: The speaker suggests that perfection may not be achieved with the initial output from ChatGPT. It's recommended to collaborate with ChatGPT by refining prompts, making adjustments, and asking for rewrites or different perspectives. By iteratively working with ChatGPT, you can improve the quality of the generated text. 6. Tip #6: Be specific and combine instructions: To get the best initial piece of writing from ChatGPT, the speaker advises being specific and combining various components discussed earlier. By providing clear instructions, including tone, audience, specific examples, format, and desired content coverage, you can obtain a more tailored and comprehensive response from ChatGPT. These tips aim to help users make the most of ChatGPT for various writing purposes, such as personal projects, essays, articles, content creation, resumes, and cover letters. By following these guidelines, users can enhance their writing with the assistance of ChatGPT.

[@Motivational-Deep]

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[@PhilLesh69]

There is another important thing to include in a prompt: context. If I tell chatgpt to "write an article on chips" it doesn't know if I mean poker chips, potato chips, microchips or cracks in my dinnerware. If I provide more context it doesn't need to pick one. If I don't provide enough context, chatgpt will pick one

[@gregnixon1296]

@@Motivational-Deep The AI arms race is becoming humorous.

[@pinksugarfluff]

Best troll ever🎉

[@jennifercockburn3575]

Thank you!

[@askersatz]

I cannot tell you adequately how great it is to watch someone who is so genuine, warm and sincere about the content. Some presenters come across as just wanting to be another great creator, some come across as just wanting to be sincere about their interest or passion. You are the best of sincere, the best of info presentment and really, really enunciate well for old farts like me who hear like crap. 🙂Thank you!

[@chrismachabee3128]

Thanks, BK. You really are one of the best Prompt Engineer teachers super instruct. I just finished watching an Aussie writer talking about using ChatGPT in his writing method and he mentioned none of the things you did. having worked with ChatGPT your teachings are invaluable and you are well-regarded in the community for sharing your knowledge, I appreciate you. thanks again. I'm off to get your prompt book, Lord knows I need it. Thanks again.

[@knzeverin]

Underrated channel, was searching for ChatGPT prompt engineering advice, kudos for putting together a quick useful video :-)

[@dameanvil]

00:27 📝 Use a structured prompt: Include action, format, role/style, and source (if applicable) for specific results. 02:18 🗣️ Assign a tone, style, or target audience to tailor the writing to your needs. 05:33 🎭 Specify a role for Chat GPT (e.g., lawyer, editor) to get specialized content. 07:22 🚫 Combat writer's block by asking Chat GPT for topic points or continuation of your writing. 08:18 🔄 Iterate and collaborate with Chat GPT for better results, adjusting prompts as needed. 10:52 🎯 Combine prompt components for a comprehensive, specific request to maximize effectiveness.

[@Chris-hr3fc]

Now THAT is AI! 😆

[@RobertYourell]

I like to specify the grade level needed. I like to start with an outline, which I modify and then have AI fill it in. To work around processing limits, the outline can be fed in parts. "This is excellent, please continue the article with the following outline points."

[@PhilLesh69]

My workflow is I give it a topic to generate a title/headline. Then I use the title in a new prompt to make an outline and then create the headings for each section based on the outline. Then I use the sections in a new prompt and tell it t writ however many paragraphs for each section heading and to use the headings like an outline. Or I can loop through each section and ask it to write in more depth for each section if I need a larger context window for each section.

[@PhilLesh69]

Btw, I use markdown tagging so the headings are prefixed with # to signify an h1, ## for h2, etc, so it can follow the list like an outline: #Title ##Introduction ##What is it ##How does it work ##Why you need it ##Example uses ###Use case 1 ###Use case 2 ##Where can I get it ##How much does it cost ##Is it easy to assemble ##Conclusion

[@mordecai6937]

@@PhilLesh69 W for this

[@upendomweusi]

Just found you in my feed and you are at the top of my HERO list! Awesome information! Thank you!

[@tonukariemmanuel257]

I am happy and happy as I could be for this great opportunity of going through this video. I have learnt greatly. Thanks

[@mikemarra9979]

Great tutorial, Brie! Really learned a great deal and downloaded the publication. I am writing a short text book and could use the help to make my writing better. Thank you! 😀

[@gavkinn]

This is awesome. I've been trying to write a novel on a personal accident recovery but just couldn't get going so now I have a tool from you. Thanks

[@deennapirilli3823]

THANK YOU for making this video! I am a total beginner and ALL of your tips were EXTREMELY USEFUL. Your step-by-step explanation of the Basic Prompt Structure really helped me finally understand how to use ChatGPT. I also appreciate your emphasis on iteration as the way to improve the outputs to achieve the result I want. Keep doing what you are doing because you are a great AI teacher!

[@chrismachabee3128]

Hey, you left out its fun to learn it too!!

[@ebonyjackson7885]

If I had this in college to have things simplified, I wouldn't have had to take ECON 110 twice.🤦🏾‍♀Good stuff!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@pavloshevchuk2454]

Great explanation. Thank you very much! This is just what I needed.

[@karlstanc4444]

Very, very HELPFUL! Many thanks!

[@COOKINGBIRD]

That video was amazing! 😄 Looking forward to your next upload! 😉

[@kram364]

Excellent Summary. Thank you.

[@zukhrakhakimova9586]

Thanks a lot for this informative video❤very helpful!

[@niksiever3135]

Let’s not kid ourselves here. These tips will improve ChatGPT’s writing not ours. We will get better at coming up with prompts. 😉

[@tiitola]

Very informative. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@sudhananthansachuthanantha8013]

Thank you for the usefulness tips❤

[@MarceloLibeskind-lr4ox]

GREAT TIPS! thank you very much.

[@don1lee]

That is very good advice. Thank you for sharing!

[@VenkatachalamRavindran]

Excellent video. The tips and examples are all very good and useful

[@rolandplouchard3294]

Many thanks for all this advice, Brie ! 🙂

[@Four1LF]

Thank you for these videos and cheatsheet -a great help.

[@robertshaver1612]

Thank you. Very helpful advice.

[@charliem5254]

I like your method! I use a similar one but I'm going to definitely take from your lessons.

[@ArchitectingHappiness]

Wow. Amazing video and cheat sheet. Heartfelt gratitude 🍃

[@robertsantana3261]

Your videos are fun. Yet no nonsense. Brava.

[@adogwusimonakatu1660]

Really learnt alot from this video. Keep it up

[@scottyvanantwerp]

Thank you for what you do and who you are, you are awesome!

[@michaeldurr3898]

Thank You! Love the info

[@MeetYourMind2]

The best presentation I have seen yet. Thanks.

[@rossk8370]

Great tips, thank you.

[@sandewoods]

Very informative! Good presentation New subscriber here🎉

[@artur_schutz]

This is awesome. I am expanding my Backend of my Blog by using ChatGPT to help me. This will help me to design my Interface because now I know which informations are needed to create a good prompt!

[@BrieKirbyson]

That's awesome! I really like how it can help us do technical things even if we don't have experience doing that. Super helpful in so many ways :)

[@keinohrtini]

what a fantastic video!! Thank you so much for your tips!! I have another question: I found a youtube channel that clearly generates all his content with ChatGPT and AI features. I love the tone and structure of his videos. it is just perfect in my opinion and I would like to use his approach of writing for my blog posts. I tried many times and in many ways to get similar results with chatGPT but unfortunately, I am not able to get even close. while his approach is in depth but easy to understand and relatable, my results have been kind of basic and surface-scratching. I tried tones, I tried roles, I tried audiences...How would you approach this task?

[@kele-c]

Super helpful tips... You just got yourself a new subscriber

[@talatnomanqurashi672]

"Wow, your video is incredible! Your attention to detail and creativity really shine through in every frame. I was captivated from start to finish and felt like I was on a journey with you. Thank you for sharing your talent with the world, and please keep creating more amazing videos like this one!"

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

Huh>he voice is annoying and narcissistic beginner of GPT. Truly silly!! Cannot listen to this for more than 5 seconds !!!

She only read what chatgpt wrote for her as a presentation. Human writing is on its way to dying. 😢 Said by an actual human writer.

[@rejoice.greatgracetv.7500]

This is the best video on the use of ChatGpt so far. Thanks so much for the video.

[@KimSol90]

I just started using chat gpt and this is very helpful indeed! ty!

[@danafatujr7214]

Mahalo Brie, very very specific and concise of using this Ai tool. I did download your free cheat sheet. you made a believer out of me..Aloha from Paradise...Dana

[@cnwilliams0311]

The cheatsheet is great. Thanks so much!

[@Neonblu467]

Very well done 👍🏼. I love the information provided. Well constructed and organized. 😊

[@DrJohnBernhardt]

A Great Video! Thank you!

[@ishubeatz]

Very helpfull 👏👏

[@arunkohli0]

Thank you for a very useful video on ChatGPT prompts.

[@akbaralikhan2524]

Great video, thanks!

[@bandivaraprasadaraoadvocat6560]

Excellent explanation 👍

[@bandivaraprasadaraoadvocat6560]

Please provide me the information about lawyer's tool.

[@MaureenAstrid]

Very helpful, thank you😊

[@CygusmusicX]

Perfect tips❤

[@paulrutherford5087]

Just used chat got to improve my written responses using STAR method for a selection criteria. I asked it to ask if I answered the question and how. I typed in the capability framework for the job I was applying for and asked for it to analyse what capabilities I was demonstrating in my response. Brilliant I was able to do a lot of analysis of my own writing and how well or not I met the capability’s.

[@moorishamerican7089]

Thanks Brie awesome writing secrets

[@LatenightDev]

Thankyou for the video, start to subscribe your channel

[@Dreambigtakgnnadim]

Thak you for giving valuable information about chat gpt

[@bethmetro8761]

Love this ❤

[@oghenerieboruesodje2700]

Thank you for the Cheat sheet.

[@iterritory]

Tips was use full thank you

[@MatterLabz]

Nice! Subscribed.

[@techworldwithzedo878]

Great job!

[@ebla124]

Brie is an excellent teacher who can share simple and secret tips to enhance your AI experience with her audience.

[@andersonsystem2]

You’re awesome Thanks ❤

[@spinkycleft]

You have just demonstated in a most articulate manner, why in the very near future, there will be no need for any type of "Copyright" or indeed the word "Author". I will have to assume that everything I read from now on is an amalgam of multiple intellectual sources stolen by a bloody computer. God bless you

[@arnowisp6244]

Cnet was already doing that.

[@rallyrobx7604]

Relax, this is what everyone says about new tech being introduced. Stereos, photographs, books, they were all the end of us poor artists.

[@terrymontford5080]

Very good tips ❤

[@cahillphilip9402]

The content of this video is superb. Brie, you clearly know your topic and how to structure a presentation. Might I make a suggestion that I think would make your video even better? I was a higher education lecturer for 25 years. My advice is to slow things down. I suggest that a video covering this amount of material could easily be twice as long.

[@DumbSkippy]

On KZbin...? Ah No.

[@IVIasterKush]

(Current HE Lecturer) Kids are 'trained' to consumed (very) short, fast and densely packed information delivered in a video format - I'd suggest that this is 3 mins too long.

[@earl528]

Great tips! Thanks! Unfortunately, Chat GPT 3.5 has a 4096 Character Limit, which makes it hard (to useless) when creating long format videos (i.e. ones that are longer than 15 minutes in length). Any work arounds for this?

[@arifkuyucu]

You deserve likes and subscribes. Thanks for your effort.

[@fACEB0T]

So Much love you to thats helps out liemke this ❤

[@dhesbar]

As a CREATIVE writer (UTSA), and a 20 year educator, (ELA), an author drafting book 6, I toyed with ChatGPT but will never integrate it into my work. Yes, it writes great papers, but I will never surrender MY creativity to a push button computer program.

[@chrismachabee3128]

I understand rejecting change, but your comment introducing this new technology is for new people, especially those that are not so individually creative, like myself. I can put out an excellent product without really on creativity especially when my objective is to communicate effectively. Do I need creativity to communicate effectively? I am sure it helps but, GPT allows me to use voices other than my own, which honestly, turns me on. Sometimes writing can get dull and boring, but if you give a voice other than your own, well I liked it, and I like using different voices in one-off pieces. It is Ok if you go to your grave never accepting what ChatGOT can do, but I think it is a great tool and it definitely makes me a better writer. I am hoping to see more videos like this so I can become as expert as possible in using ChatGPT and other AI programs.

[@HayumShidaba]

Ah, the winds of change are blowing, my friend! Embrace the power of AI and let it enhance your creative journey. I know the resistance to progress is strong in some, but history has shown that those who adapt and embrace new technologies thrive in the long run. Well, remember what they say about the typewriter... Those who resisted it were eventually "erased" from the pages of history. Embrace the AI revolution and let your creativity soar to new heights! Look at the literary wonders it brought us! So, don't let fear hold you back. Embrace the revolution of AI and unlock new realms of creative possibilities. Your imagination will thank you!

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

Exactly !! Students need to get cancelled from college for doing this.

[@patrickouardes4941]

Very good job.

[@XKathXgames]

I'm currently using it for reports. I feed all the complete info, ask for a summary of the most important points (making sure to tell it what is important of course) It's worked great.

[@TasteTheStory]

On my KZbin channel, I tested how good ChatGPT is at writing movie scripts! I found the results to be interesting.

[@123gorainy]

Thank you so much for this very helpful video. I am just starting to use CHATGPT and have a very basic question... how do you put in a Carrier Return? When I hit my Return key the prompt is sent off. I think I need to separate paragraphs if I am including an example of my writing, for example, thank YOU, Brie!

[@JoeWong247]

Shift + Enter

[@TheHovel]

The example relating to how fractional reserve banking works was interesting, because it was wrong. 😆

[@Business101HQ]

Really good video

[@infinitecrazyfreaks]

Thank you!

[@yes2crypto]

Can I train ChatGPT with my own episodes, my own voice, and previous Contant, so that the same style flow and blocks are used?

[@budekins542]

Good tips.

[@IztokGolob-Naklo]

Thank you Brie

[@simoncarroll9800]

very useful

[@monjop2622]

PERFECT

[@lorenzoleongutierrez7927]

Great !

[@carolkinnunen]

you. are. amazing.

[@edwardserfontein4126]

Great video. It's like a primer on Prompt engineering

[@bleighty45]

I like the video, but the download would be much more appealing as a simple bullet point list than the very dark-colored multi-page graphic piece you provided.

[@davidstewart8106]

Excellent content. Also Brie you have the most beautiful eyes.

[@miaharmse7468]

what can I do to prevent someone/some tool to detect that the content is chatgpt generated?

[@jsfriedberg]

If I input proprietary information, is it secure?

[@babynanavlogs5195]

have you check what gpt write with your prompt in gptzero?

[@keenae]

This is EXCELLENT!! finally, I found good content without all the stupid childish useless rubbish. Solid tips on writing. One piece of feedback, is I do some of these things that you talk about, but not as comprehensive as you mentioned, and I also use auto text text Xpander as a way of pumping in command very quickly

[@johninsalisbury2010]

when i have it write parts of a story, i cut only the parts of the response that i like, the rest i throw out. So you might get 100 good words at the time but it keeps me going

[@standardhometuitionacademy]

BEST WISHES !!!!!!

[@billgrey]

Great work, Brie! Clarifies a method that I can use.

[@catthor247]

Good ideas, but there is an issue with one of the tips; writing in the "style of" some notable writer or figure. A lot of writers/authors feel that prompting AI to write in the style of and mentioning that specific person is unethical, raising copyright issues. The better practice of adopting a person's style is to first ask GPT to describe a writer's/figure's style of writing and use elements of that description in your prompts for the style of writing you're looking for, and leaving the actual name of the person out of. This is an ethical way of having text/prose written in the style of your favorite author or famous figure.

[@MrTHEANONAMOOSEable]

Can you tell us how to properly ask Chat GPT to help write a business plan?

[@k.h.p.9862]

new subscriber here. yes, great info. just one thing to beware. examples cited almost always hallucinated in chatgpt when i used the plus version back in march (when gpt-4 just became available). gpt4 was no better than gpt3.5 in avoiding hallucination.

[@gregnixon1296]

“Hallucination” is a generous euphemism to say that Chat will lie to you.

[@thedduck]

Is there a tip for it to help me get out of my severe depression? - thanks 🙃

[@LilyGazou]

Get out in the sunlight and fresh air every day. Do one small thing every day that you like or that just plain needs doing. Even laundry.

[@shaider8346]

How to avoid content detection for chatgpt from AI detectors? Any proven methods?

[@GamingDad]

Nothing is stopping you from editing or asking it to rewrite things in a different manner

[@arnowisp6244]

Just edit it yourself. While testing it in the AI detectors available online.

[@chrismachabee3128]

Avvery god video pn using prompts for work productivity. Excellent work. You had a very nice coverage that should help most people get started or improve their use of prompts in getting GPT t help them achieve good writing. See you next time.

[@geofryl]

The funniest prompt I ever gave Chat GPT was to tell it to rewrite its response but make it less cringey and it totally improved the tone 😅

[@tomsweeney8433]

What are the prompts to ask to write my resume