Some people collect stamps. Others collect AI prompts for fun. Who's really winning?

Paraphrase = Same idea, different words.Summarize = Same idea, fewer words.

One keeps the details, the other cuts them down.

An AI chatbot will mirror your energy. When you ask lazy questions, you get lazy answers.

Want better AI outputs? Add something like this to the end of your prompt: “Provide relevant follow-up questions to clarify my request before answering.” You'll get some insight-provoking questions and massive upgrade to the final result.

AI is a beast. So is your brain. Keep updating your own unique model. Train it with high-quality data. Fine-tune it with a purpose and regular introspection.

Back in my day we didn't have these fancy-schmancy reasoning models like the kids do today. We had to tell the AI to reason right in the prompt. AND WE LIKED IT THAT WAY!

AI isn't dumbing people down, it's making people (who use it) smarter. Instead of memorizing, we’re learning how to think critically and ask better questions. Change my mind.

Want to make your marketing copy more engaging? Use a framing device—a story within a story—to create intrigue and emotional impact. Here's how (with examples). ⬇️

Clarity beats complexity every time. Write like you're explaining to a rookie. Make it clear, simple, and to the point. Experts won’t mind, and beginners will thank you. The real skill isn’t sounding smart, it’s making things easy to understand.

Imagine thinking 'AI prompt experimentation' is a cool hobby. Couldn’t be me.

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