Why ChatGPT Is My AI Sidekick – And Why It Still Needs My 40-Year-Old Nerdy Brain
Virginie Caparros
Women's Leadership & Personal Branding Specialist | Transforming Self-Worth into Success
So, picture this: I’m hanging out with friends last weekend, talking about personal branding and job searches. Naturally, they turn to me for advice (because, of course, I'm the resident nerd). As I start sharing tips, I casually mention how I use ChatGPT for practically everything. Their jaws dropped.
"Wait, you use AI for that?" Uh, yeah! ChatGPT is my secret weapon for everything from writing emails to brainstorming business plans. The more I talked, the more I realized how naturally I’ve been using it to make life easier. But here’s the thing: AI needs a little something called guidance. It’s only as good as the input we give it – and that’s where we come in.
AI: Your Personal Sidekick, Not Your Replacement
Let’s get one thing straight: AI isn’t going to swoop in and steal our jobs or take over the world. It's more like your trusty, super-smart sidekick – kind of like a nerdy assistant that always has your back. But it doesn’t magically know what to do. I’ve learned that the more precise I am with my prompts, the more spot-on the responses are. It’s all about how we direct it.
Think of AI as a mirror: it reflects back the information we give it. That’s why it’s so important to know what we’re asking for in the first place. Without our input, it’s just sitting there, waiting for instructions. This is where we realize that AI will never replace us because it still relies on our unique brains to make it work.
More Than Just Resumes and Branding
When people think of AI, they usually picture the “serious” stuff: building resumes, crafting LinkedIn profiles, maybe whipping up some marketing content. But let’s be real – AI can do way more. Need a pep talk in the form of an email? Looking for ideas to jazz up a work anniversary message? Or maybe you just need help brainstorming a side hustle. ChatGPT can help with that too!
However, it’s not some all-knowing oracle; it needs your input to create something that feels genuinely you. The more we realize this, the more we can use it to our advantage, whether for work or just daily life.
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Need a Confidence Boost? Let ChatGPT Be Your Hype Partner
Now, here’s a trick that blew my friends' minds: If you’re feeling stuck or doubting your strengths, let ChatGPT give you a confidence boost. Here’s how – grab a pen and list 50-ish of your past successes. Yes, you heard me, 50. Dig deep! It could be anything from winning a medal, helping a friend through a tough time, buying your first house, getting promoted, or coaching someone to success.
Once you’ve got that list, feed it to ChatGPT. Let it shake up that bulk of awesomeness and show you how those accomplishments have shaped who you are today. It’s like having a hype partner that takes your achievements and says, “Look at you! You did all this!” Trust me, it’s a game-changer for reminding yourself of your value.
The Bottom Line: ChatGPT Is Amazing, But You Are the Real Star
Next time you fire up ChatGPT, remember it’s your sidekick, not the star of the show. It needs you to guide it, to give it direction, to make it reflect the best of who you are. So, whether you’re using it to polish your resume or simply reminding yourself of your wins, know that the power lies in your input.
And that’s the fun part – using AI to showcase our unique strengths, while also giving ourselves a well-deserved pat on the back. Because let’s be real: we’re not here to downplay our awesomeness. We’re here to own it, with a little AI assistance to help us shine! ??
If you are a professional woman who believes that she knows ANYTHING about ChatGPT, please feel free to contact me, I will be happy to help you.
Watch this video of Jeff Su, it's amazing for ChatGPT beginners: https://youtu.be/jC4v5AS4RIM?si=EGdZw5N52fCtN73j
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Sounds like you had a solid convo there. AI as a hype partner? That's dope. Listing successes is clever; it really sparks self-reflection, right? Virginie Caparros, mMBA