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Week 2: Iterative Prompting
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Utilizing ChatGPT, I am building upon the project to Start an Online Business, which is a Technical Writing & Documentation Service. I found the iterative prompting simple with this project. The initial prompt: You are also a small business consultant. Give me some online business ideas for someone with training coordination, technical writing, instructional design, coaching, a master resilience trainer, an active shooter threat instructor, scrum master, product owner, and lean sigma black belt skills; and a budget of $500 or less. Present each idea with a one-sentence description and a startup cost estimate. Chat GPT provided five ideas. My iterative prompt was: Would you now rank these ideas by the fastest to generate income vs strongest long-term growth potential? Chat GPT provided the following Output: Fastest to Generate Income 1. Technical Writing & Documentation Service: This is a service-based model where you can start generating income almost immediately. You can leverage freelance platforms like Upwork or simply network on LinkedIn to find your first client and begin billing for your time or on a per-project basis. There's no need to create a product first, and your existing portfolio and experience are your main assets. 2. Agile & Process Improvement Consulting: Similar to technical writing, this is a direct service model. You can begin offering one-on-one or small-team consulting sessions to businesses and charge an hourly or project rate. Your existing certifications and experience with Scrum and Lean Sigma give you immediate credibility, allowing you to secure clients and start earning money quickly. 3. Master Resilience & Personal Coaching: While it can take some time to build a client base, the income generation can be relatively fast, especially with your specialized "Master Resilience Trainer" skill. You can offer high-value, one-on-one coaching packages with a clear value proposition, which can command a higher price point and lead to faster revenue. 4. Online Corporate Training & Consulting: This idea can be a bit slower to generate initial income because it may involve creating and packaging courses or proposals before landing a large corporate client. The sales cycle for a larger training contract is often longer than that for a single technical writing project or coaching client. 5. Active Shooter Threat Preparedness & Training: This is a highly specialized and sensitive topic. While there's a definite need, generating income quickly can be challenging. You will likely need to spend time building trust and a strong reputation in a very specific niche, and businesses may have more extensive vetting processes before purchasing this type of training. It's not a service a business can hire on a whim.
Week 2: Prompting Basics
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My prompt was done using ChatGPT, which I threw several skills at. Prompt: You are also a small business consultant. Give me some online business ideas for someone with training coordination, technical writing, instructional design, coaching, a master resilience trainer, an active shooter threat instructor, scrum master, product owner, and lean sigma black belt skills; and a budget of $500 or less. Present each idea with a one-sentence description and a startup cost estimate. Here is the Output: With your diverse and highly specialized skill set, you have the potential to start several impactful online businesses on a low budget. Here are some ideas, each with a brief description and estimated startup costs: 1. Online Corporate Training & Consulting Offer customized training programs and consulting services to businesses, leveraging your expertise in scrum, lean sigma, instructional design, and coaching. - Startup Cost: $200 - $500. This includes a professional website or a premium LinkedIn presence, video conferencing software, and marketing materials. 2. Technical Writing & Documentation Service Provide technical writing and documentation for businesses needing clear, concise, and accurate user manuals, standard operating procedures (SOPs), or training guides. - Startup Cost: $50 - $200. This covers a basic portfolio website and subscriptions to professional tools like Grammarly or specialized writing software. 3. Master Resilience & Personal Coaching Develop and sell a coaching package or a self-paced online course focused on building resilience and mental fortitude for individuals or specific groups like veterans, first responders, or high-stress professionals. - Startup Cost: $100 - $400. This can include a landing page for your coaching service, a platform for hosting your course (many have free or low-cost tiers), and basic digital marketing. 4. Agile & Process Improvement Consulting Offer specialized consulting services to startups and small businesses, helping them implement agile methodologies like Scrum or improve their processes using Lean Sigma principles.
Week 1: AI for Everyday Wins
Post your Week 1: AI Basics - AI for Everyday Wins project here! After you post, go through the others to give feedback and support!
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Attached is my One-Page Plan: AI Social Media Post Generator; from taking a messy idea into making it meanigful.
Mini Project - From Messy Idea to Shareable One-Page Plan
This one-page plan is my 'Get Shred Plan', designed to get fit at home without a gym membership. My AI Tool of choice was ChatGPT. I look forward to continuing to build on this project. Let me know what you all think.
Week 1 - Mini Project - Interact with My AI
Using ChatGPT, I prompted it to re-explain the following terms with a new analogy, and I will say that I am impressed with the results. Below is its output (non-edited): 1) Artificial Intelligence (AI) New analogy: AI is like electricity for thinking—once you have it, you can power lots of different “mental appliances” (recommendations, vision, planning) across every room of the house. 2) Machine Learning (ML) New analogy: ML is a thermostat with a memory. It watches how you adjust the temperature, learns your habits, and starts setting the room just right without being told each time. 3) Neural Networks New analogy: Picture layers of airport security. Each checkpoint (layer) checks for something different—IDs, liquids, shoes—and only what passes all checks gets through as the final decision. 4) Deep Learning New analogy: A multi-stage car wash for data. Each station scrubs a different kind of grime, and after enough passes, the pattern (the “car”) comes out crystal clear. 5) Generative AI New analogy: A jazz improviser who’s listened to millions of songs. It riffs new melodies (text, images, audio) that feel familiar yet original. 6) Large Language Models (LLMs) New analogy: A supercharged predictive keyboard trained on a giant library. You start a sentence; it can keep going—informal, academic, funny—on cue. 7) AI Wrappers New analogy: A smoothie bar using an industrial blender in the back. The wrapper is the menu and friendly counter; the heavy-duty blender (the base model) is hidden but does the real mixing. 8) Open-Source vs Closed-Source AI New analogy: Open-source: A community workshop with tools everyone can inspect and modify. Closed-source: A private studio—great equipment inside, but only the owner can change how it works. 9) Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) New analogy: The ultimate cross-trained teammate—give it a new role today (chef), a different one tomorrow (engineer), and it learns both well enough to work beside you.
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@Michael Wish I see the analogies relevant because AI understands the definition of an analogy, so it was able to output things worthy of comparing.
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Tiffany Wynn
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@tiffany-wynn-9059
Army veteran, L&D leader using AI to boost performance. MBA, SHRM-CP, LSSBB. Building my AKAP Framework to turn strategy into capability.

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