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New video: how I actually use ChatGPT without restarting from scratch

Published 16 days ago • 1 min read

Hi Reader,

I dropped a new video today, and if you’ve ever felt like using ChatGPT is somehow helpful and annoying at the same time, this one is for you.

Because here’s what I see a lot:

People keep opening a fresh chat, pasting in the same giant block of instructions, and basically re-onboarding the bot every single time.

And sure, that can work but it also gets clunky fast.

So in this new video, I’m walking through the system I use instead.

Not one magical prompt. Not some massive copy-paste template you have to keep rewriting.

A better workflow.

Inside the video, I’m breaking down:

  • what I keep in project instructions
  • what belongs in project files
  • what I put in a fresh chat starter
  • and how I use follow-up prompts to shape better outputs

If you’ve been trying to make ChatGPT more useful in your business without making the process feel stiff and repetitive, go watch this one.

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Talk soon,
Heather

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P.S. I also mentioned a free resource you can grab to help you set this up for yourself. It’s inside my free resource library.

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