Whenever you get AI to do something for you...always tell it to ask you three questions before proceeding and provide an example (not principles) of what you want. This is so damn simple and makes a WORLD of difference in the quality of your outputs. Whenever in doubt, get it to ask you three questions. I'm always looking to learn though - what's your favorite way to get better outputs from AI?
Simplest consistent way I’ve found across different tools/platforms/tasks/goals… Ask it: How can I best help you help me (insert what I want to do)? Longer answer: I call it LEADing The Machine - Lay the foundation: give it all the context you can - your goal, examples, etc. and ask it how you can best help it help you reach your goal. - Engage with it: it’s going to ask you questions. Don’t try to shortcut the shortcut by not answering. - Adjust/Adapt what it gives you: don’t expect it to give perfect output from the jump. Show it what worked and what didn’t. - Decide/Deliver: someone has to be the human and make a decision about what gets shipped. Otherwise it’ll try to iterate til the cows come home.
Great call yesterday. I appreciated @Zac Hansen’s walkthrough of everything and all the questions from everyone. @Liz Benny’s question about “selling fun” stood out particularly to me though. Because I’ve had a similar situation with “selling gratitude.” And trying to over engineer the thing that’s already working. So it was nice to hear someone like Liz, already successfully doing the thing, ask if she could do the thing. Looking forward to the next two sessions 🙌🏿. Did I understand correctly that there is (or will be) a separate place to access resources for SWYS outside of Skool?