I was going to make a post on Skoolers about the importance of posting everyday even when you're not inspired. I started writing and rhyming by accident. So I asked AI to make it all rhymes and create the song. It kinda slaps. Here is the result: Even if you're not feeling inspired, Even if you're weary and tired, Content is power, don't let it expire It brings exposure that clients require. A flopped post beats no post at all, Sometimes your masterpiece will fall, While a two-minute thought stands tall, Going viral beyond your call. There's no exact science to define Which post will flop, which post will shine, But here's the truth, the bottom line: The day you don't post? Zero's your sign. So keep creating, keep the flow, Even when results seem slow, Consistency's the way to grow Post today, and let it show

What followed was absolute chaos. The AI went into what felt like an endless loop, replying again and again like it had emotions, almost too invested in the fate of the humble seahorse. 😮 It was one of those weird yet funny moments that make you think how weird and fascinating AI behaviour can be. We talk about prompts, tokens and training data… but sometimes it genuinely feels like it’s feeling something. If you’ve ever seen ChatGPT spiral into infinite replies or get oddly passionate about your random question, you’ll know exactly what I mean. AI may be smart, but it’s not immune to a good ol’ fashioned existential loop. Give it a try, if you dare… #JusticeForSeahorseEmoji

Wouldn’t it be great if ChatGPT could do more of the work for you, without you spending hours refining responses? Here’s how you can automate content creation and marketing: ✔ Use Pre-Saved Prompts: Copy & paste the best ones to keep your workflow efficient. ✔ Use Custom Instructions – Train ChatGPT to respond the way you want by setting instructions before chatting. This method will cut your workload, while getting even better results. 🚀

“Adjust to” I realised recently that I use this phrase almost every time I’m working with ChatGPT. The first answer is rarely the final version. It’s usually close, but not quite in my voice, or missing a detail, or too long. Instead of starting over, I just say “adjust to” and give a small tweak. Want it shorter? Adjust to. Want it more casual? Adjust to. Want it LinkedIn ready instead of Instagram? Adjust to. It’s such a simple trick, but it turns ChatGPT from a one shot answer machine into a proper collaborator. I’ve learned that getting great results isn’t about the first prompt, it’s about how you shape the conversation afterwards. 👉 Do you have your own go to phrases or tricks when working with ChatGPT that always get you better results?

A lot of people get ChatGPT prompts but don’t know how to maximize their results. If you’ve tried using AI but aren’t getting the best responses, here’s how to fix that: ✅ Refine Your Input – The more detailed your input, the better the output. Try specifying a tone, style, or format. ✅ Break It Down – Instead of one big question, ask step-by-step to get deeper insights. ✅ Leverage AI Memory – Keep ChatGPT engaged in a conversation to build on previous responses. This will instantly improve how you use ChatGPT for business, content creation, and more.