All right, you all, welcome to today's episode, Quick Tip Friday episode here on the show.

And what I want to do today is do an updated episode for you for the one that I did back in April about improving your prompting in tools like chat GPT or Claude or Bard or what have you because so much has changed,

right, over the last several months. And I've also learned a lot more. Big shout out, by the way,

to the biggest source of where I've learned so much about AI and tools and so forth is my friend

and brilliant, brilliant mind on AI,

Rachel Woods from the AI Exchange. She's also a former guest here on the podcast. Also,

a little foreshadowing for you. I've got a big announcement coming your way in the not so distant

future with regard to Rachel and the AI Exchange. So I'm just going to leave it at that.

So many of us use tools like chatypT or Claude or Bard,

and they're great to help you come up with ideas, right, or generate content for you.

But one thing, and there's a lot of things I recommend starting to think about

when it comes to AI, is using these tools and prompts to actually accomplish tasks in your

business beyond just coming up with ideas or generating content for you. But today we're going to

keep it basic and talk about prompting

to help you come up with ideas or generate something for you in the business. In the Wednesday

episode coming up here, I'm going to expand on this conversation here and talk about workflows

and automations in your business that you can do with AI and other tech tools,

which I think is a really fun stuff, right?

So let's get just the basis out of the way, right?

Like what's a prompt?

It's basically the input that you put into chat CPT or another LLM, which is large language model, where you tell it what you want it to do

or ask it a question or whatever. Like that's prompting. And it's really an art. And this is where

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