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Creativity is messy... and it’s supposed to be. One thing that’s helped me organize my ideas is ChatGPT’s Projects feature. You can categorize your conversations into projects, and also give each project custom instructions that are stored in ChatGPT’s memory. Here’s how…
If you commit to something with all of your being, you can accomplish it (over a long enough time period). The problem is that many people have trouble committing. Or don’t know what to commit to. They suffer from choice paralysis, where the sheer number of available options is so overwhelming that it becomes difficult to make a decision at all. But no matter where you are at, it’s not too late (and certainly not in your early 30s!) to pick a path and start compounding.
When you’re feeling creatively blocked or you’re stuck on a specific problem (like how to connect one plot point to another), ChatGPT is an fantastic tool. If you ask it the right questions, ChatGPT will give you outside-the-box ideas to shake up your process and break you out of your funk. So, here are some of my favorite ChatGPT prompts that I use to break my creative blocks and get back to work.
Yes - ChatGPT has a memory. Which means if you ask it to remember something - something extremely specific - it will. It’s like having a personal assistant who never forgets. And lets you focus on what really matters: building more leverage. So, let’s dive into ChatGPT’s memory function and how to use it.
It may seem like a click-bait title, but it’s not. The productivity gains I’ve seen incorporating ChatGPT into my workflow is 100x. I use ChatGPT for research and writing, alongside 100 million other weekly users. If you don’t use it, go try it out right now. Seriously. Click the link above (not sponsored), get a free account, and start living in that space. Because this is the future.
You can walk into the future, but the stories you tell will be the same. Because tech changes - human psychology doesn't. Think of technology as the surface of the ocean—constantly shifting with waves and tides. Meanwhile, human psychology is like the deep ocean—calm, steady, and unaffected by the changes above. So, no matter what you’re building, your content needs to do at least one of three things that scratch the itch of the human mind (preferably all three): Educate, entertain, or inspire.
For the longest time, how people built wealth was a mystery to me.
I remember hearing friends talk about owning “equity,” building “leverage,” and creating “assets.” I would nod along, pretending I understood what they were saying. I didn’t. But I wanted to learn.
So, I started researching the mental models of wealth creators, and I found something startling… the secret to getting rich was actually pretty simple.
This is it, in a nutshell:
Build assets that work for you after you’re finished working on them.
And so, that’s what I’m doing.
My name is Thomas Waschenfelder. I’m a writer and creator who is fanatic about learning and executing ideas that improve my life. I’m not a financial planner. I’m not an investment adviser. And I’m not wealthy (yet).
I’m simply here to share the best of what I’ve learned about how to use your creativity to build assets that disconnect your inputs (time) from your outputs (value).
And the best place to build assets is right here, on the internet. You’ll discover how to harness AI tools to unleash your creativity and build digital assets that compound over time. You’ll carve out a piece of internet real estate to call your own forever.
How do you start? It’s easy. Sign up for my newsletter and join thousands of others who want to build assets on the internet to buy their freedom in the real world.
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