📰 Want to try something simple? (2 minutes)

Quick follow-up from Tuesday…

A lot of people are starting to feel curious about AI…
but not quite sure where it fits yet.

And that makes sense.

Because most of what you see online is either too complicated…
or doesn’t feel like something you would actually use.

So let’s keep this simple.

Here’s what I’ve noticed:

Most people your age tend to use ChatGPT in one of three ways:

Nothing fancy.

Just everyday, practical things.

Instead of trying to explain everything…

let me show you something you can try.

👉 Try this (takes 2 minutes):

Open ChatGPT and type this:

“Based on this list, which one might be the easiest for me to start with:
writing, staying organized, or helping others?
Explain it simply.”

Here’s what I got:

It gave me a simple explanation of each one…

You may want to change the 3 things to suit you.

Full response can be seen here

You don’t have to pick the “right” one.

You’re just starting to see what feels a little easier…
or a little more interesting.

That’s enough for now.

I’ve been testing a tool called WhisperFlow for the past few days… and I’ll tell you straight - it’s a lot faster than typing.

You just talk, and it turns your words into clean, readable text (without the usual spelling mistakes). I’ve already used it for notes, emails, and even parts of this newsletter.

Here’s what stands out:

You can stay on the free plan and get up to 2,000 words per week with no upgrade required.

There is a pro version, and they give you a 2-week trial. Interesting part is, every day you speak 100 words, they add another free day… so you can stretch that trial close to a month if you use it.

I’m still deciding if I’ll upgrade or not… but the free version alone is solid.

👉 If typing slows you down (or you just don’t enjoy it), WhisperFlow is worth checking out.

If you try it, great.

If not, that’s okay too.

Even just seeing the possibilities is a good step.

See you at the bank. 💰
Bob