@Dwayne Van Harberden Have you tried using it for daily reflection and planning your day? I just reflected on yesterday, talking to it like a human being. and it gave me feedback on the various topics. But the big suprise was at the end. This is what is stated: 🧠 4. Strategic Move You May Not Have Noticed: - The way you’re building momentum publicly (David, investors, Brosmed) is training the world to mirror your seriousness. - Every update you send, every confident pitch you deliver — it signals: “I’m not waiting for funding. I’m building with or without it.” You're operating as the embodied Future You. Now let's set up Friday to close the week in that same energy. This is so awesome and encouraging. The GPT is noticing trends in my activity. Back now to GPT to plan for today. See you in our call!

@Dwayne Van Harberden typing in GPT is taking too much time. I just speak to it. Good luck, looking forward to hearing your results.

@Toby Weibye have a wonderful day!

@Michael Clegg maybe we have a Chaz Clone as well...

@Michael Guidry welcome. You came to the right place to get clarity on your goal... followed by focused execution

Wonderful... the start of something big!

@Michael Clegg The why of tragedy might be to prepare us for something bigger than ourselves. Joseph was sold by his brothers and imprisoned in Egypt for many years before becoming the second man beside Pharaoh. Moses faced a crisis: he had to flee Egypt and live far away from his family before he was called to lead Israel out of Egypt. When David was anointed to become king of Israel, he was first confronted with a huge crisis named Goliath—and after that endured many difficult years before actually becoming king. God was using these crisis to prepare each of these them for a mission/task. At the same time, so many people face tragedy and hardship and will never know why. I completely agree with @Dwayne Van Harberden that even in dark times we can gain new insights. And with you @Michael Clegg that framing is essential. And while we all seek success and the achievement of our goals, I was reminded in church yesterday of what God is truly looking for in men and women; "It's quite simple; Do what is fair and just to your neighbor, be compassionate and loyal in your love, and don't take yourself too seriously -- take God seriously. " (Micah 6:8) Have a blessed and wonderful week!

@Dwayne Van Harberden It's a fine gymnasium indeed where we keep learning. But also where we constantly need to be reminded to seek His kingdom first.