recording. Okay, so this is part two, I accidentally pushed stop
instead of pause. So this will be in two parts. Okay, so for
the second part, what I want to know is how like AI is just, you
know, progressing so fast. And it's doing so much. And I told
you, I've often likened this, I think we're in business in the
most astounding time in history. And, you know, being able to
draw back when I was a founder of a very large corporation had
huge teams in all departments, right, to handle a multitude of
types of things, right, to how now all of those teams are
available at a push of a button to all of you for free or $20 a
month or something. And it's getting more and more and more
sophisticated. So the key is you being aware what you can do,
like if you're still using, you know, chat GPT, like a Google to
ask questions, I mean, that's fine, have fun. But if you're
using it to get clients and save money and save time and advance
forward, and do things that used to consume your time that used
to block you that used to hold you back, you're really using it.
So I want to open this up in threefold. Number one, if you're
doing something that you're just shocked at how good and how it's
helping you share it with everybody. Number two, if you're
wondering if there's something to do ask about it. And number
three, I'll share some of the things that maybe you haven't
thought about. So what I want you to do is either raise your
virtual hand or type in the chat. If there's something that
you want to ask or share. And I'll be watching that to make
sure you got plenty of time to share. And in the meantime, I'm
going to walk you some through things that you may or may not
know, I'll start with the simplest, most obvious and get
more complex as as we go. And like I said, if you've got
something you're struggling to get done, you've got help help
is on the way. And you need to understand the kind of help that
you have. Okay, Tracy, go ahead. You have a question or a
comment,
a comment, I did some things that I've done recently. And I've
done all the you know, my avatar stuff and all that. And I thought
you know, I'm just going to run this through because with all of
the stuff that I have input, especially with all the intense
stuff that I've been doing, consistently with this interview
series, it Chad GPT knows really well now what I do. He knows my
voice. So it's a I just asked him like, okay, so tell me, you
tell me who you think my ideal client is. And so it's like
comparing what I have to what they're picking up on. And then
tell me specific languaging I can use and tell me where to go
to find them. Where what are places online? And what are
places in person that I can go to find them? Give me some
specific phrases and wording that I can use. Awesome. And
that that is just amazing. It's like, okay, copy and paste that
save that for later in Yeah, good, good. There's another
funding that you all can do if you haven't done it. It works
both ways. So you can ask it about the client. Now, is some
of the changes that have that have happened. And thank you,
Tracy, for for sharing that. That's I'm so glad that you're
sharing that. And it spurs me to think of something else as as
you share that. So so thank you. Thank you. I love that. So
this can work two ways. Number one, how can I better reach my
client? Tell me about my client. Give me the verbiage. Give me
this or that. Okay, that's one way. It actually works in
reverse to with the advances now. So chat GPT, I'm just going
to talk about back because most of you know it. Okay, chat GPT
got a big memory upgrade. So it used to be that it only
remembered the thread that you kept things in. It now is going
across all your threads and remembering things. Oh, it's
pulling a lot of things together. Do you all know what
I mean by threads and what what I'm sharing? Okay, so there's
another fun to go the other direction. Based on everything
you've seen me share and that you know, tell me about me. What
do you know about me? Describe me. Um, it'll come up with the
most amazing bio for you or book cover or, you know, x, you
know, or YouTube description or whatever, it's going to be
fascinating. It'll say you love this, you're skilled in this,
you know, and, and don't forget to always ask a
things. Number one, don't forget to ask it to fill in the gaps.
So a question for what you just said, Tracy, or what it tells
you about you. What's missing here? Ask me questions. What's
missing? Okay, this is a really big question. If you're writing
materials, a book, advertising, anything, what's missing? The
other question that you're going to want to ask routinely, you're
going to want to ask, how would you improve this? So it's going
to give you something it's going to give you a post or whatever
it is you're designing a book or report or whatever. And it's
going to look dang good. Don't ever stop. Remember, this is a
large language learning model, meaning it's always improving
upon itself, it can always improve. This is what's amazing
about it. So don't forget to always ask, how would you
improve this? And if it's toward a certain goal, how would so
Tracy, you know, how would you improve this? To make it even
more engaging? How would you improve this to get even more
conversions? How would you convert, you know, improve this
to, you know, make more people open or whatever it is. And
it'll come back to you to say, Well, you know, we had a really
good one, but the way I would improve it is that to that to
that. Now, it becomes your teacher, you're like, Oh, you're
right. I, you know, say you, you need a clear call to action. And
it would have been better to change the subject line that
does this more. And I would have moved this into the first
sentence. So it's actually going to be teaching you about being a
good copywriter or whatever, when you ask it how it would
improve, you're actually learning a lot. Okay, so I use
how would I improve it often. So run a couple renditions of
everything before you settle on on anything, and then ask,
what's what's missing to make this even more, you know,
compelling, more powerful, whatever it is that you're
doing. Good. Anybody else have anything before I jump into some
more stuff? I'm so glad you brought that up. Okay, go ahead,
Karen. Well, you know, talking about the value list thing and
stuff like that. Another thing, like I run a lot through on AI,
what's my biggest obstacle? And get this one, your biggest
obstacle right now is visibility of value. You're doing deep. It
went on and I'm like, Oh, okay. And it really like it's honest,
God, it's kind of, it's kind of like psychiatrist.
Yes, it is. It makes a great counselor. I'll tell you. Yeah.
So good. So good. And so then, of course, the next step of that
is, how would you implement that? So if my greatest
challenge is not not, I'm not, I'm not visible. And I'm not,
it's not really clear the value that I bring, what are more ways
give me five ways, give me 10 ways, in the order of most
effectiveness, to help me be more visible with my value. And
you can even ask it, um, don't forget that you can ask it to
give you a checklist, whatever your brain likes, give you a
schedule, give me give you a checklist. Um, don't forget, you
can ask it. So if you if you're one that tends to feel
overwhelmed, say, I want you to give it to me in small bites,
that even a fifth grader could accomplish this. But give me the
steps to accomplish this that even a fifth grader could do.
Yeah, I've told it at times, I'm getting overwhelmed. Don't
worry, you're not alone. I'll break this down. And we'll Yeah,
there you go. There you go. There you go. So So yeah, know
that you can do that. I love that. It's really beautiful.
Okay, anyone else have some things that you're learning? Or
you have questions that you want to learn before I proceed?
And I'm not seeing some of you guys, you all turned your camera
off. So the rest of you come back, come back. Okay. Um, let
me show you some things that you may and you tell me if you're
already doing it. Like I said, I'm going to start with the
simplest and move into more advanced as as we go, because we
could go down this rabbit hole really deep. Okay. So, um, the
first thing that I want to remind you is that if you're if
you're in the plus, if you're paying, which you'll get way
more value paying the $20 if you're not, you're really
missing a lot. So I would do that first of all, and you
can choose the version that you want to use then
is if it's something that you're going to keep working on
and it's going to have a lot of dimensions to it,
make it a project.
So you've got, so my big things, like this is my book.
And so when it's a project, and if it's important,
I put it all in capitals that I can find it really easily.
So part of it is organizing for your own brain.
And so you can see a project breaks it down and labels it.
This is all the things that are having to do with my book.
And this is really powerful.
Just to give you an example, you'll
have a feeling about something.
Your intuition is there.
So I was working with my book coach,
and I was working on, I was reading out loud a chapter.
And as I'm reading it, I'm seeing to myself,
I didn't catch it till I was doing this.
This is a long chapter.
And I've taken people on a crescendo down and back up
again and down, like this is too much for a chapter.
So I fed the chapter to chat GPT.
Tell me, is this chapter, in your opinion, too long?
And what would you do to correct it?
And it comes back much to my shock.
It says, your intuition is right, Brenda.
Yes, this chapter has 12,000 words.
The average chapter should be 2,500 to 5,000.
So absolutely.
So how would you break it up?
What would you do?
This is what I suggest.
What would you cut out?
What are the redundancies?
You find that you repeat things or you tell same stories.
What are the redundancies?
How could I say this more effectively?
And so I ended up chopping that into two chapters
with a different arrangement as to what
would be logical to be in this chapter
and what would be logical to be in the next chapter.
So when you're going to have something like that, where
there's more than one thing, I would put it in a project.
Keep the same things always.
If you didn't do this before, don't worry about it.
But keep the same things because it is learning.
And so I used to have all my LinkedIn posts and my emails
in one thread because I would want to make a post
and I'd want to make an email on a subject.
So I kept those together.
So nowadays, things have changed in your emails
and in your posts that you may or may not realize.
And let's see if it'll let me show you.
It's just being slow.
OK, so this is an interesting one, for example,
that I want to show you.
Maybe it doesn't save it.
OK, what I want you to know that once you ask it,
I usually ask it a few things at the same time.
So I may ask it to do the email, and then I
may ask it to do whatever, a post, a Facebook post,
and an Instagram shorter post.
And so I'll ask it to do these things.
But what's really cool is that now what it will do for you,
and I'm sorry if I'm making you dizzy.
I wanted to show you something that I didn't pull up,
but I could pull it up in my Facebook.
I'll just pull it up real quick in my Facebook,
is that after you do the post, you can say what image.
Nowadays, you don't have to go somewhere else for images
or videos, by the way.
So you could say what image would be best.
So you guys have probably seen, here's
an example of a post once I've worked through it
about the upcoming Resurrect series.
So well, that was using a picture, but OK, hang on.
I know I did this, and I want to show it to you.
So here's an example.
I told it my thoughts and what I wanted in there.
So it made me the post.
And then I said, what would be a good graphic to go with it?
And then it made me the graphic.
And for some of it, it even put the link.
And don't forget, you can teach it your branding.
So it knows my colors.
These are all my branding and font.
So you can say, create an image using my branding.
And so that includes your logo.
It includes your colors.
And it will do that for you.
So remember that that's something else
that you can do with it.
Sometimes it'll just make a graphic that is like,
I was talking about bye-bye old.
And then it just popped it in my colors
and branding into something that could be the image.
Nothing fancy, but just kind of really, really simple.
So are you all using it for image?
And do you understand that?
OK, Karen, and you can ask it to fix it
because you're a graphic artist.
And so you can give it even more details, give it hex codes,
give it direction, give it everything.
I had an argument with it today because it
said it was going to do a workbook for me
and give me the Canva link.
And it just never did.
And then it said it didn't have the capability yet.
Are you doing the $20 a month?
Yeah.
Yeah, I would start fresh and ask the question
sometimes it gets confused.
You just said give me an image instead
of saying give me a Canva.
Yeah, yeah, I would change that for starters
because it does get confused about that.
That's a good point.
It also will create a worksheet.
So I knew what I wanted on a worksheet.
And so it'll give you, here's a downloadable PDF, for example.
Let me see if I can find it.
It'll give you charts like this as well for something.
It'll give you scripture and references
and all kinds of stuff.
This was something that one of my clients
was really interested in and so created all of this
from a scriptural, from a science, from the graphics,
from recommended teaching tools and strategies
to real life application to reflections and activations.
And then, OK, create it in my brand color.
So give me the worksheet.
And so it'll just right here go straight to downloading.
OK, it expired for time.
But if I go into my downloads, just to show you real quick,
so it would look like this.
So I asked it just to do, I just wanted a quick worksheet
in my colors, in my branding, and with my logo
and my copyrights at the bottom.
So you could do as simple or I had a more elaborate
with my logo and with tables and all kinds of things.
This was the first phase.
And then I started adding tables and all kinds
of elaborate things.
So remember that you can do that as well.
All kinds of worksheets when you just
want a worksheet really quick for something
and who's got time to create that.
You know what you want.
It's like having employees that you can guide it
to what you want.
So let me see if I can pull that one up as well.
Might have been a while ago, but I did another type
of worksheet.
It should, not seeing it right now.
Let's see.
Oh, you could do a cheat sheet is another one.
OK, for a book or for something that you're talking about
and you just want a quick cheat sheet.
And of course, I had it clean this up the way
that I wanted to, but you could take a whole book
and create a cheat sheet instantly.
So you don't have time for all of that.
So then also, when you organize things,
you may not be doing this.
But mine can get confused because I
have so many clients.
It's not just me.
So a couple of things to do.
Number one, put the name all in caps
so you can find your client.
There's Dorian, there's Ashley, et cetera.
And when you ask the question.
say my client, dot, dot, dot.
So it doesn't think it's you.
So that it sorts out over time,
what's you and you're thinking and what.
So it doesn't think that I serve, you know,
women in addiction, my client, Karen.
And if I scroll down here, I would find there's Karen,
right, Vince, Lois.
And then again, keep all the same things,
like all Prosper newsletters for the last year or two
are all in this thread.
It already has been trained the formatting,
it already has, okay.
So that's a couple of the big things
is checklists, worksheets, graphics.
And now, as of even like today in Google,
you can put a description and it'll make a movie
for you right away in Google.
The new Google AI movie maker, okay.
So you could also make a movie.
And of course there's other ones that you can,
you know, have your voice or your avatar or so on.
So tell me something you're working on
that is bogging you down.
I don't care what it is.
And I will try to give you in the last few minutes,
a few suggestions how to use AI.
What are you working on that you wish was easier
or that you had access for you or for your clients?
Could be anything, personal or business,
relationship, whatever.
Anything?
Yeah, workbooks.
But I didn't, I'm sorry, I had the wrong screen on.
So I guess I'll watch the video tomorrow
and see if you had-
Oh, you didn't see what I was showing?
No, I clicked it on too late, so.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Okay, yeah, speak up, speak up, please.
So yeah, the key is feed it your branding,
any images, your logo, give it the hex codes
for your colors, give it your font.
So then anytime you create something,
I want it with this branding, okay?
It'll remember from that point on.
What about those word documents?
Like I don't, I don't know.
For three or four days, I was trying to create a workbook
and I was read, I told her I was ready
to like throw it out the window.
And then it finally said it doesn't have the capacity
and it couldn't do it.
Was it too many pages that you're asking for
or what, where does it get bogged down?
30 pages, and I said, could you just feed it,
like give me like 10.
So you might, a lot of times, like I'm doing like,
you know, two, right now it's 210 pages or something
in my book already.
So that's a pretty big document
that I'm doing different questions in different parts
and different analysis and stuff.
You may want it, say, work with me section by section.
So let's build this out page by page
or let's work through chapter one.
Let's work through chapter two together.
I'm sorry, I didn't see the sheet, the workbook sheet.
It looks like a normal workbook sheet
because all I'm getting is words in a word document.
Okay, so examples, let me share again.
And they're not anything fancy what I'm showing you right now
because I'm not needing that right now.
I'm working on my book, but just few recent things
that I just needed to make quick for my clients
that I didn't want to spend a lot of time, okay?
So one of them would be, let's see here.
Let's see here.
Okay, this one was just the most basic,
just my colors, nothing, just as basic.
Chapter one, oh my God.
All I said is I want, and I could look at the exact prompt
and give you the prompt right now,
but it is so, so simple that in this case,
because I tried it with different ways,
with logos, with branding,
and I decided I want it just in the most simple form
right now, just put the copyright on the bottom.
But for what I need,
I just need something super simple like this.
And so it had no problem with that, okay?
Another example of that,
I guess I didn't download the other ones.
And I don't know if it's, I'd like to download,
but it may have expired.
Cause I had some prettier ones,
but I don't think it's here in the downloads.
So I had some with the logo at the top or at the bottom,
or I had some that it had a bar
across each of the dividing, but it can do that.
There's no reason that it can't do that.
So.
I think let's look at instructions really quick might be might be useful for you how I asked it to do that.
So, for example, in this case, I asked it three ways and then decided what I wanted. Okay.
So, the first way that I asked is that I wanted the science, the scripture, because this is stuff I've talked to her and rattled off my head,
but I wanted to give her a piece of paper and not just like talking off my head. This is stuff I studied and I know for 30 years.
So just give me I want I want hormonally. I want brain. So we went through the brain, the language, the hormones, the sources,
the scriptures that are most relevant, the strategies. Give me a graph and give me coaching tools that she could just apply it.
You know, some real life application reflection. It was super simple. And then I it made it for me.
And it was just a really clear PDF that had all of that stuff.
And then it asks if you want a PowerPoint slide deck. One of our clients is doing a really nice PowerPoint.
It just with the whole presentation that she's doing in the PowerPoint.
You also can do like a Google fillable version where they fill in the blanks so it can do any of that for you.
So it was the most basic. Same thing for here. Just I want a branded worksheet.
I just want a bold header in my brand color, no logo and a footer with the copyright.
So, you know, I decided I want the logo move to the bottom and the title properly centered at the top.
And then, boom, there's the reformatted one, you know. So all of these things are like at this point now,
like things that used to take you hours and hours should take you minutes.
So let me know if you get stuck on that, Karen. I'll help you personally on that. But it should it should.
All I would say is maybe replace the word Canva and break it into smaller sections.
Say I want this is going to be a 30 page. It's going to be five chapters.
Can we do one chapter at a time together? And then once I approve it, if we make any changes, we'll do the next chapter.
And then you're going to work through all five chapters and then you like it or you don't want any changes.
And then, OK, create a PDF printable version. Yeah. Yeah, I think that's it. Thanks.
OK. Or whatever you want it to be, a Google doc that is fill about, you know, fill her out.
You could do it in whatever form you're used to using.
I also a lot of times just wanted it very simple so I could pop it in the coach accountable.
So I want you to think. What am I doing that's repetitive?
What am I doing that's tedious, that's using my brain too much that I shouldn't be spending time on?
What do I need help analyzing, organizing, systemizing?
What do I need help improving? What do I need help to break through certain things?
What do I what do I need? I do a lot of analysis type things.
Yeah. Just a minute, honey. A lot of analysis type things.
OK, let me see. You guys are putting some messages in here. Let me make sure I don't really care for the images it creates.
You tell it. I don't like that. I want it more modern. I want it more realistic.
I want it softer. I want it until it knows you like everything else.
So you tell it what you want, the font, the description, the colors, the branding, you tell it what you want.
But I also want you to think about remember, we talk about stewardship.
This is super important. We're stewarding your time.
We're stewarding your money. We're stewarding your energy.
We're stewarding your relationships, right? Stewarding for God.
So stewarding your time and stewarding your energy, what are you doing?
Like I have coaching clients that are spending three hours, five hours to create some little thing.
I'm going to say little thing in the scope of getting clients, moving your business forward, strategizing, moving the vision forward.
And you're spending hours and hours and hours to create this PDF.
That's not stewardship. You see where perfectionism is keeping you from going forward.
So look at what I again, your time analysis.
What are you doing that's really consuming your time right now that you hand over to your new employer?
by chat GPT. It's a copywriter, it's a graphic designer, it is
you know, an analysis, a publicist, a lyricist, a, you
know, strategist, whatever, right? Um, hand it over, hand it
over, guys, okay? Stop getting bogged down with tedious things.
You keep yourself on the big things back to the one thing.
What should you be working on this moving your vision forward?
What should you be working on that's actually bringing in
clients, actually increasing your cash flow, actually
increasing your impact. If you're stuck on little tedious
things, crossing T's and dotting eyes, you're missing the point
guys, both and not using the tools and burning out your brain
and slowing down your business. Does that make sense? So could
I have spent a lot of time and made those worksheets like extra
fancy and beautiful and everything? Yeah, if I was going
to use it in a five day series, or I was going to publicize it
or put it on my, but if it's something that I'm just trying
to help someone get from A to B. Keep it simple, guys, keep it
simple. Put it in your colors and move on. Does that make
sense? All right, let's wrap it up. Is that has that been
helpful? Did I give you some things that are getting you to
think and move you forward? Yeah. Give me really quick
popcorn. The biggest takeaway from tonight and how you're
going to apply it.
Going back to AI, just making sure that I get a PDF really
quick. I just want to say, no, that was
Yeah, it should take minutes. If it's taking if it's taking more
than minutes, something's wrong. It should only take minutes. And
then you got it. You can by the way, you can teach chat GPT the
prompt. So I want to create a workbook. That's 30 pages for
this audience. What prompt should I be giving you to create
that workbook? It will create its own prompts. Haven't give
me I want to create a graphic that does this. Give me the
prompt for the graphic. So what didn't you like Victoria, I
want it to look more this less this. Okay, write the prompt for
me. And then give it its own prompt. Isn't that cool? Uh huh.
Very. It's like code. Those of you that are coders, it'll write
the own code, its own code. What code should I use to make this
app, write the code, and then feed the code and it makes the
app.
It is amazing. I love it.
Yeah. So if you're not getting what you want, you say I'm not
getting what I want. Help me write the prompt. Because this
is the end objective. This is what I want. I want a workbook
that looks like this. And tell me what the problems might be.
What information do you need that I haven't given you? What
would keep this from being produced? What are you missing?
How could we solve this problem? Incredible problem solver, like
you guys have no ideas. You understand this is past the
legal bar, the medical bar, diagnose things that doctors
can't diagnose. You understand the level you're working with. I
have someone that got their complete divorce with chat GPT
against a husband that was very sophisticated, that was just
going to take her to the moon and she didn't have the money
for the legal team or anything. And she won every step of the
way with just chat GPT. Oh, my gosh, it is. Yeah, it's
amazing. You need to understand like this is this is not small.
So if something's not working, ask it what it means to make it
work. Yeah. Okay. And if you want to be involved in the
process, there's some things I don't want it just to create. I
don't want it to write my book for me. Right. But I do want it
to give suggestions and tell me what I might be missing and
where I was redundant and what I wasn't sensory enough or where
the flow wasn't there or where it's missing transition or where
it drags and loses energy. Hello, do you know what you'd
have to pay a publicist to be doing that stuff? Okay, you guys
understand what you have in your hands. And if anything is
bogging you down or taking too long, you're not using the
tools. It's like, you can build a house, you've got an electric
hammer, electric screwdriver, and you're still trying to like
do each screw by hand, you could go zip, zip, zip. Nothing should
be bogging you down or taking time. And if you don't even know
how to ask, tell it to tell you how to ask it. Yeah, well,
Yeah I find too that sometimes I feel like and I am not letting it hang me up but it's
like for so long it's like there's there's like a price to be paid to write a newsletter
it's gonna it should take this long and there's a price to be paid and I'm and it's like yeah
this is yeah it feels like cheating to have it be so easy. I have the same thing Tracy and and let
me help you with that a little bit again it's story going on okay because I was like man this
is really helping me find gaps in my book this is really helping me organize it much better I'm like
is this like cheating like am I not writing my book and then I remembered oh actually I've had
ghost writers when I had my company I had ghost writers and then I remembered oh like one of my
close friends is one of the top ghost writers for the Christian bookstores for the for the
majority of the Christian publications I know the one that has written most of the Christian books
and I know the process he interviews them and then he writes it for them and it's got their
name on it did they all cheat I don't know their best sellers it was from their heart it was their
story this has been going on since the beginning of time it's just that you have access to it now
and it's free and I suddenly dawned on it wait a minute I mean I had a magazine I had a ghost
writer that would help me I've had editors wait a minute I just have a ghost writer and an editor
helping me amazing yeah it is okay uh so give me some popcorn glad you brought that up thank you
and if anybody else has some you know gremlins and mindset stuff is creeping in about this let
me know we'll work through it but um get me popcorn real quick what's pushing across the
finish line yeah stop my promotional strategies really hit it hard you know don't don't don't
ease up or give up good I'm so proud of you Victoria do not understand that you're hit like
once you recognize oh this is a threshold oh I'm just hitting a threshold and go back and watch
the best your favorite football movie you know giants or whatever whatever that one is called
you remember um or you know the favorite there's all these Christian sport movies what did they do
it was always in the last quarter the last you know finish like press through until you get the goal
get the basket get the touchdown whatever find something to remind yourself oh this is just a
threshold I got to press through so good thank you Victoria you're there I see you I see you
right here oh man thank you and you know when you're when you're pregnant and you're crowning
right you're right there like you're crowning the head is right there like push baby push
push push okay who else give me some popcorn well in in are you going to be right after that
when you're saying that uh I love you the uh you feel okay you know once we cross it just
popped into my head when you said once we cross that threshold we just go forward from there and
it's like I mean I know that but just that visual it's like oh that just feels really exciting
instead of hard there you go I love it you see how that reframe that we we put a meaning on it
and you just took hard and moved it to exciting I love that congratulations that's good awareness
you guys are getting good awareness and that's the first step to transformation I love that
okay yeah Karen I have to go to bed like we're done we're done I just popcorn it real quick
give me your popcorn oh oh uh the the threshold was great the AI tips were amazing so I'm just
like that okay all right okay I think the last one is uh Bev and Charlie get me real quick and we're
done well I'm just excited about all the other things that I can create with it you know I'm
sitting here thinking about that as I'm listening to you talk about all that can be done and you
just created a powerpoint tell everybody you just created a powerpoint
yeah it was very easy I mean I have to put it into powerpoint but it gave me all the content
and uh speaker notes and oh you can tell it to make it in whatever format you want
you can tell it to make you a slide deck yeah you don't have to put anything manually anymore
oh okay well that was my other question when I was listening to you I'm I'm probably making
I'm still making it still making it hard still making okay good good good okay who else Carla
real quick I I'm just gonna say I've been listening but um I really uh this chat GPT thing is
You know, so many people are afraid of it, and you're letting us, giving us permission,
so to speak, of just remembering that, and the best, whatever we put out there in a positive
framework, comes back more positive.
You know, I'm a little older, everybody was scared to death with the internet, like the
world was falling apart, and I used it.
I'm an early adopter, I was first on that baby with the internet.
Social media, the world was falling, everybody was freaking out, it was the devil, and I
was like on first when Facebook opened, I was one of the first, okay?
And so I could go on and on, you know, with AI and so on.
So as far as I'm concerned, while the tool's available, if I can use it for good, I'm going
to.
That might change, anything can change, I don't know, I don't know the future, but today
I have a tool to make a greater impact, and so do you.
And it's your stuff, but what we're able to do with that is just a little bit.
Yeah, coming from you, your heart, the Holy Spirit can still be in charge of your stuff
and give you the downloads.
And the best we can do is put our best effort in there so that it continues to.
Don't put, you know, private, private information, you know, but other than that, use it as a
tool to analyze, to speed up, to, you know, organize, to help you break through.
Don't give it, you know, your top secret documents or something like that, but other than that.
And in most cases it's public, but what you, it's learning every time you write something,
so be your best and be polite and add the situation.
I mean, to me, it's talking and my friend is walking around talking, you know, really
just checking with it over and over and over again, okay, what about this, what about this,
what about this?
So we've got...
Love it.
Use the tools, guys, use the tools, press through the threshold.
I love you.
We'll see you next Thursday.
Take care.
Bye.