The secret isn’t in fancy prompts — it’s in how you talk, what you reveal, and how human you’re willing to be.
1. Stop Treating It Like a Machine
Most people talk to ChatGPT like it’s a vending machine. They drop a few words, press enter, and expect gold to pour out. But that’s not how this works. You don’t command it — you teach it.
Think of it less like Google and more like a conversation partner who learns your rhythm over time. If you keep starting from zero every time, you’ll keep getting robotic replies. But when you start building context — explaining your tone, your goals, the style you want — it begins to adapt.
When I first started using AI, I’d type: “Write me a paragraph about motivation.”
Now I say: “Write like a friend who’s seen me at my worst, and remind me why I can still get up.” The difference? One talks to a machine. The other talks through it.
2. Feed It Your Personality
If you want personalized results, you need to feed it something personal. Not your secrets — your style. How you think. How you talk. How you like your sentences to breathe.
