I feel that! I spent years in Chatgpt and I got a little bit of help switching by taking some time away from the computer before switching to Claude. I was less emotional about everything I did in Chatgpt There are some good videos above, so I'll just tell you what I did. 1. I decided what was actually important to keep. 2. I asked Chagpt in each of my old, important chats to summerize the entire chat in depth using a language that Claude would understand best and put it into a document I can download. 3. I took those docs and uploaded them into a "project" in Claude and then asked Claude to rewrite all of the docs and combine them into as few documents as possible at a maximum of 30MB per document. Now-a-days, I would only change this: Add all of the documents from Chatgpt into a Google Drive and connect the Drive folder to Claude... What's amazing is that Claude can organize and do all sorts of things in Drive! Not saying this is the best way, it's just what I know.

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There are a bunch of platforms that offer this. Gohighlevel being one of the bigger generic options. There are better options but that's a good all-around one and keeps getting better.

I agree that people are already needing face-to-face, real connection. Which is the opposite of screen time. It's a desperate need right now on the market in most industries. So, from that perspective, I understand why Zach said what he did... I don't agree that he wants to go to the extreme with having everyone judging others based on their level of screen time. He may need to explain that a bit more and I may be perceiving that different than he meant. I also agree that being able to increase efficiency and streamline work to allow computer work to be healthier for us would be a good thing.