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ChatGPT got me in trouble with 296K people last week…

I posted a TikTok sharing a stat that saying “please” and “thank you” to ChatGPT costs around $4.8 million per month in electricity (blame Reddit).

It went viral, and the internet was NOT happy.

The main theme in my comments was people angrily refusing to stop thanking robots “just in case they take over”.

Lesson learned: Going viral isn't for the faint-hearted! 🫠 

I did chuckle though when the account @chatgpttricks posted this meme on Instagram literally the day after…

Anyway, enough TikTok drama. Let's dive in...

Here are a few ways I’ve been using ChatGPT this week…

1. Ideating/scripting videos to push ideas out quickly: It’s crazy how fast we can now go from idea to published video, and the results of just taking fast action are showing for me. 3 videos went viral (including the infamous one mentioned above), helping this newsletter grow to almost 600 subscribers (and we're only on issue #2!). My TikTok gained over 100 new followers. Still zero engagement on Instagram, but hey—baby steps!

2. Building my hobby Etsy shop: I’ve been using ChatGPT to help me identify low competition, high-demand product ideas, perform keyword research, and craft SEO-optimized product listings. I'm even working on an AI automation to manage my Etsy shop as passively as possible. Stay tuned for that!

   Here’s a sneak peek of a few of my products… (all mockups created with ChatGPT):

3. I used it to help me launch a new digital product!: It’s designed to help you finally break free from mindset blocks like procrastination, perfectionism, inconsistency and self-doubt with 42 amazing copy-and-paste ChatGPT prompts. These are the prompts I keep using to take fast action and make progress and they’ve been working amazingly well for me!

Let’s dive into your business prompt for this week…

Scribble to Sale

Got messy product ideas jotted down in a notebook or the Notes app? Here’s how to turn them into a crystal-clear product strategy using ChatGPT!

1. Take a clear photo of your notes and upload the images to ChatGPT (use GPT-4o with image input).

2. Use this prompt to turn your scribbles into the start of a product strategy:

I am uploading handwritten notes with rough ideas for a new digital product. Your task is to extract, organize, and structure the information effectively. Follow these steps carefully:

1️⃣ Extract & Summarize:

- Accurately transcribe all relevant ideas from the handwritten notes into clear, structured text.
- Remove unnecessary filler, but keep all useful details.
- If any words are unclear or incomplete, infer their likely meaning based on context.

2️⃣ Categorize the Ideas:

- Group the extracted ideas into meaningful categories (e.g., product content, marketing strategies, pricing, features, bonuses, launch strategy, sales copy ideas, etc.).
- If multiple categories apply to a single idea, place it under all relevant categories.

3️⃣ Identify Patterns & Connections:

- Look for recurring themes, common concepts, or ideas that build on each other.
- Identify gaps or missing pieces that could strengthen the product concept.
- Suggest connections between different ideas that could make the product more valuable.

4️⃣ Create an Organized Summary:

- Present the final structured version of the notes in a clear, well-organized bullet-point format.
- Provide a high-level overview, followed by a detailed breakdown of each section.

5️⃣ Suggest Next Steps:

- Based on the extracted ideas, suggest logical next steps in product development.
- Recommend areas that need more clarity, research, or refinement.

3. Once you have a result you’re happy with, use this prompt to get ChatGPT to turn your strategy into a super useful visual flowchart:

Based on the ideas discussed above, create a clear and professional flowchart that visually maps out the overall product strategy. Break it down into [X] main categories or stages relevant to the concept (e.g., research, creation, delivery, marketing, monetization). Under each category, include key elements such as tools, processes, resources, or best practices mentioned. Add a resources section if applicable (e.g., templates, platforms, frameworks), and end with a final output or example of the complete system. Make sure the chart flows logically from ideation to execution, and include any potential upsell or bonus ideas that were referenced. Use a [preferred aspect ratio or background color] for visual style.

And now for your personal prompt of the week…

AI is your lawyer

This week, my husband and I used ChatGPT to dispute a £2,000 electricity bill that had wrongly gone to debt collectors for a property we inherited.

Spoiler: the bill was dropped.

We used ChatGPT to look up the relevant law, write a formal letter, and make our case clearly and calmly.

You can use AI to dispute unfair bills, fines, or charges too - if you know what to ask.

Here’s a prompt to try:

I’ve received a bill/fine/charge from [TYPE OF COMPANY] that I believe is incorrect. It relates to [briefly explain the situation].

Please help me:

Understand my rights under [COUNTRY] law (specify your country)

Identify relevant laws or regulations I can refer to

Let me know the best process to follow to dispute the charge.

Write a formal letter or email to dispute the charge.

Make it firm, respectful, and legally informed.

For best results, make sure to turn on the “Search” feature so that ChatGPT can search the internet for relevant information.

This works for everything from parking fines to utility bills, just adjust the context. You’ll be shocked how powerful the right words (and the right laws) can be.

See you next week,

Jess xx