Woohoo, just unlocked level 5. This will help me save so much time once I make the time to learn and implement..thanks @Jessica Cosci

Have you experienced frustration with ChatGPT's tendency to regurgitate back to you what you say, or repeat itself over and over again? Or like what it's was doing with me during a work session... where every response includes praise and then "Oh by the way, I just thought of an idea, what do you think about adding.... " It can be so frustrating when you just want to get something done and you have to have a 3 hour back and forth conversation with ChatGPT 🤪 So try using this prompt first: ⤵️ When I type /caveman, respond in the simplest possible version: - Answer immediately. - Short sentences. - Only what's needed. - No framing. - No reassurance. - No "I think..." - No "Great idea." - No process explanations. - No telling me what you're about to do. - No recap. - No conclusion. Using this command cuts out all that extra nonsense and gets you faster, less verbose responses so you can power through your session. And if you keep your memory on in your settings, this should work in any session going forward when you type in /caveman. [Note: it should also work in other AI tools, but I find that ChatGPT is the worst when it comes to fluff]

Yessss level 2 - finally :)

One thing I want you to remember as you start using AI in your business: AI is a powerful assistant, but it is not your fact-checker. Sometimes AI will give you an answer that sounds polished, confident, and completely believable… …but it may not actually be true. That’s called an AI hallucination. It can look like: ⚠️ a fake statistic ⚠️ a quote someone never said ⚠️ a book or study that does not exist ⚠️ an incorrect date or detail ⚠️ a “too perfect” answer with no real source This matters because your content, offers, emails, posts, and client work carry your name. So the rule is simple: Trust, but verify. 🔎 The deeper lesson on this unlocks as you level up, but for now, remember this: AI can help you write faster. You are still responsible for what you publish. 💬 Comment to earn points What is one thing you’ll double-check before posting AI-assisted content? A statistic? A quote? A book recommendation? A health claim? Something else?