Interested in writing a nonfiction book but don’t have a lot of time?
I just launched a new cohort-based course called the 4-Week “Write Your Book on the Side” System
It’s about how to write a high-quality, nonfiction book (in less than 4 weeks using AI tools)
The course starts on June 25, 2024 and includes 8 total sessions over 4 weeks.
Click here to learn more about The 4-Week “Write Your Book on the Side” System Course
The primary focus of the course is on publishing a business card on steroids.
It will help busy employees and entrepreneurs improve their brand & credibility (i.e. this is not about creating a low-value, low-content, money-focused product).
It’s about creating an asset that’ll help elevate your status and open up new opportunities for you.
I’m super excited about this because it’s my first time offering such a course.
Everything I know about writing and publishing over 20 books & 9 Amazon bestsellers (with over 100,000 downloads), and getting featured in media outlets such as the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Bloomberg will be covered.
Click here to learn more about The 4-Week “Write Your Book on the Side” System Course
ChatGPT is Coming to iPhones
Apple recently announced (during its WWDC event) that ChatGPT will be part of iPhones and other Apple products later this year.
I’m really excited to know that Siri is getting an upgrade by tapping into ChatGPT’s intelligence (this will 10x its features).
Here’s the announcement by OpenAI:
The Neuron gave a good summary of how Siri will be using ChatGPT for longer, more complex questions (and how Apple is prioritizing privacy)
The Most Important AI Skill for Working Professionals
I was recently asked a question by Alan Todd during the GenAI Udemy live webinar about the most important AI skill that working professionals should have.
Here’s my answer (in a short 1 minute video)
If you’d like to watch the entire Q&A session, the replay is available on Udemy by clicking here.
One Prompt You Can Use at Work Today
Here’s a practical ChatGPT Prompt you can use at work:
Draft an agenda to give a [meeting type] about [meeting name]. The duration of the meeting is [duration] and there are [X] speakers. [Speaker details]. Include time allotments and use a table.
For example,
Draft an agenda to give a project status update about the “Migration CapCom Project”. The duration of the meeting is 30 minutes and there are 4 speakers. Joe will kick it off with opening remarks. Jessica, the engineering manager, will then give an update about the technical issue from last Tuesday. Then Sam and Janice will give a financial update. Joe will wrap it up. Include time allotments and use a table.
If you would like to see more of those prompts, check out my free book called: ChatGPT for Better Business Communication.
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