Don't Use ChatGPT Until You Watch This Video

Today's video is all about Open AI's amazing language model ChatGPT. 99% of the people use ChatGPT in beginner mode. They don't know how to structure prompts and waste a lot of time going back and forth. I'll show you how you can engineer the perfect prompts to explore the full potential of ChatGPT. From custom instructions to your own writing style, to using ChatGPT as its own critic or prompt engineer and how to get different output formats other than text.

00:00 How to Create the Perfect ChatGPT Prompt
00:30 Remember Me - Custom Instructions
04:33 Write Like You - Custom Writing Style
06:28 Self-Critique
07:27 Self-Prompting
10:20 Make it Crisp
11:30 Different Output Formats
13:05 Wrap Up

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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:00 💬 Customize ChatGPT instructions for better responses
03:11 📊 Configure ChatGPT output
04:35 🖋️ Teach ChatGPT your writing style
06:50 🧠 Optimize ChatGPT prompts
10:31 📤 Customize output format

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[Deborah]

I liked the addition of providing a valid URL for your answer. That with prompting to cite resources, will be vey helpful. Thank you

[riggsron]

Thank you, Leila, with all the instant experience on YouTube it's great to have a voice you can trust!

[farukh_rationalist]

Hi, I just wanted to say thank you for making this YouTube video about various techniques for improving prompts for ChatGPT. I took some notes, and it was super informative.
Your insights were really helpful, and I appreciate you taking the time to share your knowledge. 😊

Thanks again, and keep up the great work!

[RbertP]

This is exactly what I needed. Thank you Leila for staying up-to-date with the latest needs of an everyday computer user. I love your videos, learning anything is just pure pleasure.

[fathiipad]

Dear Leila,
I'm reaching out to express my admiration for the fantastic way you present your training materials on YouTube. Your videos are incredibly well-crafted and easy to understand. I truly appreciate your teaching style, especially the use of numerous examples to illustrate concepts effectively.

Thank you for your effort and dedication to creating such valuable content. Your videos have been instrumental in helping me grasp challenging topics with clarity and confidence. Keep up the excellent work, and please know that your efforts are positively impacting your viewers.

Once again, well done and thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise with us.
Best regards

[mahendraroliya]

Great information! "I" just wrote 3 articles in 5 minutes! I would've never known that I needed to personalize chatgpt without watching this! Thank you!

[NaftuliSinger]

What an amazing video again. Thank you Leila!

I find ChatGPT very helpful for rewriting and spell checking drafts that I wrote, it kind of keeps to the same style but ticks all the other important boxes.

[MrKuhistani]

wow, this is really helpful. I was struggling to communicate my expectations to ChatGPT, but did not know how. This is a life saver, thank you Leila!!!

[strangerintheselands]

Great tip, I used chatGPT to invent several sets of behavioural characteristics of a coach or mentor having a conversation with a client. Then adjusted that and pasted to customization. Now I have a GPT mentor/coach persona who can challenge me and ellicit answers by asking probing questions I would never come up with.

[bojomax]

Thank you Leila, very useful way to improve the outcome of ChatGPT created content. As you said: garbage in, garbage out. Cheers

[gatorcellman]

This was extremely useful! Thanks for taking the time to put it together. By the way you reached a new market as I don't even use Excel 😀

[pogo]

Haven’t watched the whole video yet but it is excellent so far.

I need to watch it while I’m in front of my machine. Awesome.

Thank you.

[fernandoantuneslopes]

Great video, Leila (as usual!). I thought initially that you would cover fine tuning. This could be more explored here on YouTube. I think you are the best person to do that. I do like your style/approach. Thanks

[melvinesmith]

You are just brilliant! Love the way you approach things and especially the way you convey your message...your tone, etc.

[randomname]

This is brilliant. It's summarizes everything and things that I would have never thought of. Thank you so much!

[brianlawler]

I learnt so much from this video, especially the content on custom instructions and requesting source URL's. One thing I've found though is that requesting URLs for Youtube doesn't seen to work, not quote worked that out yet.

[nigellovatt]

Brilliant. Never knew the feature existed. I now can't imagine how I could do without it. Many thanks.

[JonDaiello]

This was super helpful! I didn't realize I could set up some basic preferences in the custom settings area. This also helped me know how to train it to sound more like me. Thanks!

[JoseLuizGodoy-crhf]

Thank you Leila! What an amazing video! I learned a LOT. Keep up the good work. Sending this to all my friends and family.