Top 5 ChatGPT Use Cases for Professionals!

[@JeffSu]

My insanely actionable newsletter: www.jeffsu.org/newsletter/? TIMESTAMPS 00:00 How to use ChatGPT for work 00:10 Context Cheating 02:10 Convert with Intention 04:19 Answer Leveling 06:10 Seamless Data Extraction 08:06 Uncover Actionable Insights

[@MindsetModels]

Jeff, idk how you do it, but you do it man! Your insights and PRO TIPS are allows useful and helpful. Thank you.

[@JeffSu]

Woohooo you're welcome 😁

[@PromptEngineer_ChromeExtension]

That’s a great approach! Instead of just asking for a summary, you’re giving ChatGPT a clear goal and context. It’s like working with a good boss - the better you explain what you need, the better results you’ll get. Adding context and purpose to your query ensures that you receive information that’s actually useful and tailored to your needs, not just a generic summary.

[@JeffSu]

Thanks!

[@epokaixyz]

Consider this your cheat sheet for applying the video's advice: 1. Leverage existing information like frameworks, writing styles, and authority figures by pasting them directly into your ChatGPT prompts. 2. Convert generic summaries into powerful tools by providing ChatGPT with clear objectives and specific instructions, such as asking it to create a business plan based on a report. 3. Unlock higher-level ideas by using "Answer Leveling" and pushing ChatGPT to provide more advanced and creative suggestions. 4. Automate data entry by copying and pasting large amounts of text into ChatGPT, then instructing it to extract specific data points and create a structured table. 5. Uncover hidden insights from customer feedback or data by having ChatGPT categorize, analyze, and even visualize the information to identify trends and actionable steps.

[@jfox8888]

1st point is wayyyyyy offf...... you can use link copy for gemini, and experiment with main points from the web pages for references. the point of writting style is to have a reference point for GPTs to quickly capture..... the way you have worded it using AI youtube is not bad, but it misses out the crux of seeing patterns : links, context of page for reference and input

[@JeffSu]

Have to agree with @jfox8888 here 😅

[@MatthewEaton]

Oh my friend, I could kiss you in a marketing way. I just used the answer leveling with another prompt I stumbled upon recently: "From all of our interactions what is one thing you can tell me about myself that I may not know myself." (I also expanded to get a few more out of the prompt first to really see if it picked up on my patterns a bit). That got to some deeper things going on in my head that I am sure I will ignore because I am like a big coward when it comes to change but whatever. That's a great combo for sure!

[@JeffSu]

LOL always appreciate these anecdotes from you Matthew!

[@DocThinks]

I like the new pro tip snap intermission. I totally forgot that I found the previous one annoying. Thank you so much!

[@JeffSu]

Yes... I totally made that change on purpose....

[@Eysc]

00:00 Introduction to using ChatGPT more effectively with specific professional use cases. 00:12 Providing detailed context improves AI output; copy-paste relevant context from online sources instead of creating from scratch. 01:23 Use writing styles from known authors or publications to mimic voices in ChatGPT outputs. 02:04 Convert dense reports into usable formats by asking ChatGPT for structured outlines and specific objectives. 03:27 Managing complex projects can be enhanced by using online learning platforms like Coursera. 04:22 Use "answer leveling" to refine brainstorming results, ensuring ideas are on-point and usable. 06:11 Seamless data extraction by creating tables from structured prompts and transforming data through ChatGPT. 08:05 Extract actionable insights and recommendations from feedback using ChatGPT, applying the 80/20 rule for prioritized action items. 10:21 Visualize data and create presentations using ChatGPT to communicate findings effectively to stakeholders.

[@devrimkeklik9268]

This is great. I admire your contributions to society. Congrats.

[@JeffSu]

Thanks 😁

[@EvgeniusXplorer]

The tips are really helpful. Thanks! 🙏🏻

[@JeffSu]

You're very welcome! 😁

[@blrj]

Ask ChatGPT to roast you based on your past prompt 😂😂😂

[@JeffSu]

😂

[@kabidyeiad2094]

Thats a good idea.

[@leopsybm]

Insane, quero mais vídeos desse mesmo assunto, um abraço Jeff

[@Mr.Vincenzzo]

yay finally jeff su upload😁

[@kenshomi2]

thank you for actionable use cases for Product people

[@saukash]

I believe the answer level technique is a very obvious, but a very good technique to use. I will definitely use it.

[@JeffSu]

Yea I wish I thought of it sooner haha

[@dr.shawnsoszka4438]

Really helpful. Context cheating is a game-changer!

[@JeffSu]

I know right?? Huge time-saver!

[@Mortgagemikee]

The bookshelf in the background looks great. May I know where you got it?

[@JeffSu]

It came with the apartment 😅

[@NOYFB982]

I have got to a similar place on “Leveling” by saying that (or asking if) it (ChatGPT) can do better? It thanks me for the challenge and improves. Then I ask if it has done its very best? And it improves again. Like you, I find three levels the sweet spot. I went down the rabbit hole a few times trying to keep leveling up, and ChatGPT went in circles, essentially in a loop between level and 2, never even getting back to the sweet spot of level 3.

[@JeffSu]

Nice to hear that this method has been validated!

[@NOYFB982]

@@JeffSu Turns out there may be another bite of the apple (but not two it seems) by combining the phrases. After getting “best” response, I commented how that was now just level 1 and to give me level 2, and I got more. But asking for level 3 started the degradation loop.

[@jake13122]

I am glad I learned about Text Expander in this video. Is there a resource for fining new GPTs besides just combing through the Chat GPT webiste?

[@JeffSu]

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[@varniitprofessional]

Hey Jeff, hoping you'll cover perplexity and Poe AI by Quora and Claude AI apps. I'm using those also alongside Chat GPT and Google Bard Gemini AI.

[@butwhaichannel]

Hey Jeff - do you edit your own videos or do you have an editor to recommend? I love them and I have been editing my own videos but it’s a lot of work!

[@JeffSu]

You can find everything I use here: www.jeffsu.org/gear/

[@carlosmalovini]

How can I effectively use ChatGPT for Computer Networking studies? What strategies would optimize its use for this technical field? Is a textbook a better option?

[@saimanojkondapalli2764]

Brooo, what would I do without your videos!? And what would panels team do 😂 But very informative🎉 and fun as usual 😊

[@JeffSu]

LOL "what would panels team do"

[@WayCoolSystems]

Big thumbs up on this one!

[@JeffSu]

Thanks!! 😁

[@kathleenv510]

You rock, thanks!

[@JeffSu]

Yea...I know 😏

[@railzip]

I love this

[@DemchenkoDmytro]

Thank you - by the way, all this works well in the Perplexity as well

[@JeffSu]

That's true!

[@GauravShrimali-f9g]

Thank you

[@JeffSu]

You're welcome!

[@varniitprofessional]

Hey Jeff, just for myself. Can you provide a crash course for social media marketing for those looking to upskill and enhance their job opportunities and skill sets? 🙏

[@GiorgioRizziBienEtre]

Thank you very much ! I have one question, why when I have asked to ChatGPT 4o to generate a heatmap, did it say that it can't?

[@DrBrianKeating]

Only acceptable form of cheating is this one!😂😊

[@JeffSu]

True that!

[@fieldion]

Thank you, Jeff so such straight-to-the-point ChatGPT use case & help

[@JeffSu]

My pleasure 😁

[@JanjayKnowlden]

How do you know the results it gives you back isn’t going to be riddled with hallucinations and mistakes?

[@JeffSu]

You don't, it's something we can't 100% get right of, but if your use case doesn't depend on factual accuracy (i.e. you're brainstorming ideas) then it doesn't matter 😁

[@JanjayKnowlden]

@@JeffSu Got it, that makes sense -- thanks!

[@DSBhaskar-pq2hv]

nice sir very nice

[@JeffSu]

Thanks 😁

[@Jzguan]

Yes really tired generic chatgpt. With apple n strawberry n oranges hahah

[@JeffSu]

lolllll

[@malallah96]

Jeff we want a video on how you’re creating the video like a pro

[@JeffSu]

You can find everything I use here: www.jeffsu.org/gear/

[@jfox8888]

now im wondering, PKM like Capacities [no actual usable AI to search within your notes ], the closet ones, are Saner AI and Notion AI. example, if i were to clip this video, some portion might need a external AI tool , specifically for video summary. but if the inbuilt PKM tools out there are able to generate, sumup, and link ideas that will be fantastic..... whats the point of a zettle system, a daily notes, a AI personal assistant that converses, but doesnt help in learning, generating and enhancing your wealth of 2nd brain ? if anyone has suggestions for such tool, im all for it, currently saner ai is the closest, abeit missing in some of the more mainstream productivity company used in IBM, Google etc...

[@jfox8888]

christ... i have to rewatch later when its morning .....gonna just watch it and then absorb later using copilot

[@JeffSu]

Let me know what you think!

[@jfox8888]

Oooh shots fired on MKBHD, but its true, oh its true

[@JeffSu]

🤣

[@shayanCodingMaster]

What about using chatgpt to learn ANY CONCEPT quickly

[@JeffSu]

Ask ChatGPT to assume the role of a professor

[@shayanCodingMaster]

@@JeffSu Sir are the any tools that can convert text to video. In order to learn quickly as much as possible, for example learning any random topic of biology or any chapter

[@SatyakiMandal35]

Holy hell

[@JeffSu]

Is that a good "holy hell"? 😂

[@tatedehaanmusic3076]

First

[@JeffSu]

Yesssss!

[@zglosuul9931]

Use logic during political debates. 😂 ChatGPT for President yo!!

[@JeffSu]

😂

[@mikemorris2998]

@jeff Su Thanks for gifting us this great Video. Much respect

[@JeffSu]

Anytime!

[@vancouverdiaries738]

Bro EDIT IS REALLY HARSH!