Have you noticed what's happening right now? Every major AI is racing to become more than a chatbot. ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini — and Meta's Muse, which just became the fastest-growing AI app ever — are all building assistants that don't just answer questions. They take on work: watching your inbox, tracking prices, drafting your posts, prepping your day, and checking back when they need your call. 📈 Here's the shift that matters for us: a chatbot waits for you to type. An agent works while you're doing something else. 💪 So here's today's move. Pick ONE small, recurring chore and hand it over as a job, with a finish line. Not "help me with email" — but: "Every morning, scan my inbox, flag anything urgent, and give me a short summary." Or: "Watch this item and tell me if the price drops." Or: "Turn my voice notes into a clean draft I can send." Three parts to a good handoff: 1️⃣ Name the job. 2️⃣ Say what "done" looks like. 3️⃣ Keep approval with you — the AI drafts, YOU decide before anything sends. ✅ 📋 COPY-AND-PASTE PROMPT — try it right now in whichever AI you use: "You are my AI assistant, and I want to give you a job instead of just asking questions. Ask me: (1) What's one small chore I repeat every week that I'd love off my plate? (2) What would 'done well' look like for that chore? (3) When should you check back with me before acting? After I answer, write my job handoff in exactly three lines: the job, what done looks like, and when you'll check in." Run it, answer its questions, and it hands you back your first job assignment in three lines. 🚀 You don't need the newest app or another subscription to start. Start tiny, supervise it, and build trust the same way you would with a new hire. 🎯 TODAY'S CHALLENGE: Run the prompt above, then paste your AI's 3-line answer right here in the comments 👇 — and tell us which assistant you used! Haven't tried it yet? Comment "FIRST JOB" and we'll brainstorm your first handoff together. 🔥 Can't wait to see what jobs you hand off!

I know in Easy AI and DGC they are going over the Chatgpt and DOTS. I actually have been using Claude and been diving deeper into the Claude chat, Claude Co-work, and Claude-Code. Are you interested in learning about Claude? Or is that too much information overload? Ha If not its cool, I want to help and bring the most value to you all as possible. Suggestions are welcome. Here are a couple items I have been working on so let me know which might interest you: 1) Testing Meta Muse as an assistant - AI bot type help with everyday workflow 2) Using Claude Code to work inside ChatCut just like Easy AI and DGC as using with Chatgpt & DOTS 3) Digging deeper into I-10X Functions, superagent, and setting up routine agents 4). Deep research to get the best information to work with in creating content and / or analyzing a problem / solution

When one chat contains everything—work ideas, emails, planning, content, and random questions—finding the right conversation later becomes a scavenger hunt. Instead, create a dedicated Project or clearly named chat space for work you do repeatedly. Examples: - YouTube Content Creation - Legacy Builders - Digital Growth Circle - Client Meeting Follow-Up - Weekly Planning Use that space only for that topic. Add the relevant background, examples, preferences, and working documents there. This helps you find past work faster and gives ChatGPT or Claude more focused context for the task at hand. AI gives better first drafts when it has the right context—not every context. [AREA] — [PROJECT OR PURPOSE] CONTENT — YouTube Ideas & Scripts BUSINESS — Legacy Builders COMMUNITY — Digital Growth Circle ADMIN — Weekly Planning Start today CHALLENGE: Create one project or dedicated chat for the task you repeat most often. Comment prompt: Which would help you most right now: A) Content, B) Planning, or C) Client/work tasks? See Video Below on Specifically How to Locate an Old Chat: https://share.descript.com/view/ZmMSeWgp0cM

In this video I put together a breakdown of how to set up your chatgpt or claude to where you and organize your chats by: 1) Naming them 2) Creating a project for them What this does is allows you to locate your chats much faster and makes it easier when you are working on certain specific tasks. This is in a sense a Part 2 of the other video that showed us how to ask chatgpt or Claude how to locate our long lost chats. Eventually I will get this over to Youtube and it may be a little prettier, but this community can enjoy it sooner and hope it adds value to makes AI chatting easier for you! https://share.descript.com/view/NnmMFq1PgCe

You have meeting notes, but no clear list of what happens next. Prompt for you to use: Turn these notes into: 1. Decisions made 2. Action items 3. Owners 4. Deadlines 5. Questions still unanswered Do not invent missing information. List any assumptions separately. Notes: [paste sanitized notes here] What to expect: A clearer first draft of the follow-up actions. Comment here: Which would help you most: A) Action items, B) Decisions, or C) Unanswered questions