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Unlocking the Magic of AI · Chatting with The Experts with Paula Okonneh

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Hello, everyone, and welcome to another episode of Chatting with the Experts
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with me, your host, Paula Okonneh.
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I typically speak with women from Africa and the Caribbean and women
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in the diaspora, and they always end the show with having taught,
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inspired, or educated women globally.
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But I've had some exceptions.
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I've had some men be my guest.
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And today I have a woman who is not from Africa.
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She didn't immigrate from Africa, the Caribbean, but she is amazing.
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Her name is Angela Heath, and she's going to be talking about the magic of AI.
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Yes, the AI that you hear about all the time.
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But before she comes on, I'll tell you a little bit about her.
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For over 25 years, Angela traveled the country as an expert
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speaker, trainer, and consultant.
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Her clients included small and still include small business owners
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who want to gain visibility by their expertise through simple AI.
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and creating their own books.
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She has been recognized by numerous organizations for her speaking
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abilities at Innovative Solutions.
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And if we talk about numbers, she's had one Distinguished Alumni
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Award from the Miami University.
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She has two international public speaking awards.
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She's got four books.
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Creating six figures each, five national awards for clients, thousands of speech
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teachers and trainers, and 30, 000 people have been trained by Angela.
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Isn't she amazing?
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She is.
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I'm answering my question.
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So with that, I want to welcome Angela to this episode of chatting with the experts.
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Thank you!
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Thank you.
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Thank you for being a guest coming on and being a guest and you're going to talk
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about the magic of AI because when we hear AI these days, it's never positive.
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So, you are going to change that today.
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Right?!
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Absolutely.
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All right.
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All right, everybody.
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I'm sorry.
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Go ahead.
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No.
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The floor is yours.
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Okay.
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Thank you so much.
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First of all, I love to call you Podcast Paula.
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Thank you for allowing me to be a part of this opportunity.
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I really have been watching you over time.
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And just amazed at your persistence, your professionalism and how you're
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just growing this and exposing women that sometimes may not
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get the shine that they deserve.
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Anyway, AI, I am an enthusiast.
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Chat GPT came out in November, a year and a half ago, and in two weeks, I
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learned about it, was falling asleep at the computer, laying around with
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it, trying to figure out how can small businesses use AI to build.
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It's amazing.
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And yes, everything we hear on the news is usually negative, but I'm here to tell
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you that as a small business builder, you cannot afford to overlook this.
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This is not a trend that's going to die out.
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This is Us living in the future.
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This is an industrial revolution, a technological revolution.
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We're never going back.
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Never going back.
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All right.
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You say we're never going back.
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Ooh, that's a very powerful statement.
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I mean, think about it.
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When you think about every technology revolution, remember
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when the World Wide Web came out?
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We're We had some of the same discussions.
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There were parents saying, Oh, our kids are going to be dumbed down.
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They won't have to think they're just going to go to this www
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thing and get all the answers.
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It's the same thing.
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I guess so.
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Yeah.
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It's scary, but that's why I brought you on to take away that fear and make it
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real because I've listened to you just as you said you've been following me.
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I've been following you and you have really kind of made it simple enough for
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people like me who would help AI and all the negatives to realize they are tools.
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AI is a tool.
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Somebody, I think it was you who mentioned it's like a hammer is a tool.
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It was you.
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And you can use a hammer for good or you can use it for bad.
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And so that's the same approach you take with AI.
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Absolutely.
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Now we do want to exercise some cautions.
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There are some things we need to do and I'll try to mention
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some of those as we go along.
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Because we do want to make sure that we're using it in the right way.
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So let's start with ChatGPT.
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ChatGPT.
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As I said, if you haven't heard about ChatGPT, you must be living under a rock.
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You,
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I think everybody has heard about ChatGPT.
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It was created by an organization called OpenAI.
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It's about a year and a half old and it is amazing.
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There are two opportunities to use it.
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One is a free version and it works just fine.
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It's just when there's heavy usage, you'll get knocked off or
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you can get the upgraded version.
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It's only 20 a month.
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And so if you do things like customer service, automation generating
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content, generating visuals.
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If you do things like synthesizing data and data analysis, you want
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to go ahead and spend the 20.
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So I thought what might be helpful because I don't know where people
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are with their understanding of it.
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Let me walk you through.
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I have the paid version, just a couple things about it
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in terms of how you use it.
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And then I'll give you a couple examples.
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Is that good, Paula?
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That works for me.
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Okay, great.
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So if you have the paid version, you get access to Chat GPT four, which
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is the fastest trained version.
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And let me just back up a moment.
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Let me just tell you what this is.
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It is called generative AI, a large language model.
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And basically, all that means is that they have researched the way people talk, the
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way people write, and it's predictive.
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You can put part of a sentence in, and because it's been trained on so many
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documents and conversations, it's actually predicting what the next thing will be.
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Similar to a grammarly.
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If any of you have used that it's predicting what you meant to say, what you
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should be saying, it's similar to this.
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And it's just trained on so much data that it's unbelievable.
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So that's all Chat GPT is.
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It's a large language model and there's lots of other tools that
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are built on top of chat GPT.
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Now there are other companies that are introducing their
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own large language models.
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But I think most of us right now still prefer ChatGPT.
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Now, if you have the paid version, here's some other fun things you can do.
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Just click on your name and you can see this thing called GPTs.
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These are really cool.
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And you can create your own.
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You can create your own.
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So you go over to the GPTs and you'll find some of these opportunities
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where you can explore them.
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And there are GPTs on all kinds of things.
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Some of them are free.
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Some of them you pay for.
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Writing for me, it'll tell you all the ones that are trending.
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So you got a logo creator.
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If you're just starting out, you don't need to pay money to get your logo.
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You can generate your logo right here inside of Chat GPT.
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You'll find Coloring books, if you've got ideas for coloring books
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and you can just click on them and you just follow the directions.
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It's not very hard at all.
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So you've got your graphic design, you've got productivity, research and analysis.
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You just click on these and follow the instructions.
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It can even teach you how to code.
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Now, I am a non technical person, and if I can understand these things, I am
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positive that you can understand them too.
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Now, you can also go over to Customize GPTs, and you can put your own custom
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instructions and create your own GPT.
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I love this.
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And I want to show you, you just follow the instructions.
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I mean, we could probably do one right now.
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Let's say if you wanted to, what would you want to do Podcast
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Paula, to customize GPT on?
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Ooh, that's a good question.
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How about how to create a blog post?
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Okay.
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Create a SEO friendly,
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right
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blog post, and you just save it.
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And
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where did it happen to?
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Where is it?
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It should just pop up.
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Hmm.
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It's not there.
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Would it be on the Angela Heath?
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Would it be on the
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No, it should just actually pop up.
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Let me see.
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Maybe it's here.
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Blog post.
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All of these things change so much.
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But here are some where you can generate your blog post.
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I'm not sure.
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Maybe it was just that was too, a bit too generalized.
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Anyway, we can look at any of these if you want to create a blog post
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and it will just do it for us.
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That's the thing that I like.
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You can say start and it'll start to ask you questions.
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How can I assist you with your blog post today?
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I would say give me some ideas.
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On, uh, blog posts for podcasting
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and all the GPT does is ask you questions so that it can
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give you the best information.
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So it'll just ask you questions.
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That's all it is.
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It's a way for us to use ChatGPT to help us think through how we want to approach
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things in our business and even in life because you can do one about recipes.
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You can put, look in your refrigerator and say, I've got eggs, I've got
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onions, I've got bacon and say, what recipes can I make out of that ChatGPT?
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And it will give you several things that you can create with
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the leftovers in your refrigerator.
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Isn't that amazing?
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That is simply amazing, but I will ask a question, which is probably a
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question that's going through some of my listeners and viewers because I do
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create a podcast from this, is that what's the difference between me customizing
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my own, you know, we just started creating my own GPT, and just using
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the the GPT 4 to ask the same question.
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Well, this is the difference when you create your own GPT, you don't
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have to keep thinking through the steps every time, like when you're
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working primarily with Chat GPT, you have to create it every time.
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So if you were going to, try to get to the same thing that we got to...
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you are a blogger
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and you might say, give them a role.
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You're a blogger.
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What should I blog about
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if I am a podcaster?
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You might have to drill down a little bit more.
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If you go straight to Chat GPT.
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Okay.
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It depends.
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It depends on how specific you want to be because with the GPTs, you could
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have said, what blog posts do I want?
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I don't know, blogging that well.
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So it's hard for me to come up with examples or what.
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What else do you need when you just blog?
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You get the content and what else do you need?
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I may need like show notes and you drill down on one exciting
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example that the guest spoke about.
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You could say, what would be some good podcast episodes?
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You can say, how would I create the show notes?
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You just keep feeding your GPT.
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So then when you go and start it, it just does the whole thing.
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It'll question you and it'll create the whole thing.
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If we do it just through chat GPT, we have to go by each step one by one.
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So we would get, okay, here's some things that we need to do.
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You know, the episode recaps and all of that behind the scenes posts.
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It'll give us that, but then we'd have to query it again.
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So it would be like, I guess, a GPT, a custom GPT.
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You put all your queries in one.
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So it'll just keep going for you.
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So you've got that option when you have the paid version.
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And here's something else.
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You can go under settings.
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That I think is really important.
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You can personalize things, right?
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With your thing.
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With your system.
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It's simple.
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Dark or light.
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You can also
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personalize with memory.
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Now, you can tell it.
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What happens with ChatGPT is usually when it gets to a certain point, like
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if you're using the same chat, you should only use one chat for one topic.
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If you're going to do another topic, start another chat.
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The memory, starts to get fuzzy.
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So when you turn on the memory, it's going to remember you so that it's
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going to be more personalized to you.
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If, like, for example, people who are using this for clients, you may want
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to have your memory turned on when you're writing things for your company.
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But when you're writing for your client, you may want to turn it off because
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you don't want it to remember that.
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So you want your clients' information to sound like them.
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This is personalizing all of the content to you.
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You can also look at speech.
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It'll allow you to speak and you can build out your profile, right?
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Where you can put your links in or LinkedIn and you can
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add some others, right?
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And then your security settings.
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I was just about to ask you that now.
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Okay.
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All right, let's see that.
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Yeah.
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So those are some additional settings you get when you are a paid customer.
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Okay.
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So I'll stop you there.
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Okay.
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For people who are paid, even if you create your own personal chat
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GPT, your personal GPT, how can you prevent the, I mean, a question that
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you asked from being used because all of this is predictive, all of it,
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you're generating content, but it's still being looked at by human beings.
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How do you prevent that from now being publicized?
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You know, I've never seen that.
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Open AI says that the rumors about your information now
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going to another user is false.
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They say that they're not serving up your content to anyone else.
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So I guess we have to believe them if we want to use it.
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But here's the thing.
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Here's a safety tip.
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Don't put any proprietary information inside of AI, unless you have your
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own proprietary large language model which some companies are creating,
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some companies already have.
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But I would not put in here, you know, my secret formula for anti-aging.
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If I had a formula that, I have this cream and it's been proven it
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really works, you don't get wrinkles or whatever the case is, you would
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not put your formula in there.
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So anything that is proprietary, sensitive, you will not put that in there.
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Don't ever put social security numbers or, where you bank.
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Some people won't even put their address in there just to be on the safe side.
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Even though the creators say you don't have to worry about that,
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but I would not put any sensitive information into any of these tools.
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All right, thanks for answering that because that's one of the scary parts.
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Those are some of the things I hear people saying that, AI
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is already so it's pretty new.
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And of course, we hear all the negative things put out by the media.
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One of the scary things is what you just mentioned.
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If you put in your information there, how are we sure you're not going to see
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it show up on the web at a later date?
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Yeah, this just be cautious.
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It's like, you know, you go into any marketplace, I consider
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this a new AI to be like a new frontiers, a new marketplace.
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You are cautious.
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You don't go into any store and you know, just put your credit card information down
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on the counter, keep it in your wallet or your purse until you need to use it.
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So it's the same thing.
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I feel like we just don't put anything out into any public space, virtual
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or in person where it can be stolen.
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Gotcha.
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Okay.
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Now, one other thing I wanted to show people really quickly is.
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And again, every time you do a new topic, you're going to do a new chat.
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So we come up here and start a new chat because that was about blog posts.
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Because I don't want it to be referring back up to blog posts.
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Since I have my memory on, I don't want it to refer back up when
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I'm asking it this new question.
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So that's how you get all of these different chats here on the side.
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It's because these are all of the different chats that I've asked.
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I cleaned mine out.
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I used to have lots of them, but these are all of the different chats that I have.
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And so we do a different chat for each one.
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And in this case, I've got a lot of different things for customers.
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I want to show you this too.
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There's so much.
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Okay, you see the new AH tone.
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So this is the tone that I use whenever I'm writing.
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So if you create your tone in your style of writing, which
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I encourage everybody to do.
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You keep it as what I call virgin chat.
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I'm never going to go over here to my tone and then ask the question.
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Whenever I want to use my tone, I'll go up to the beginning of my tone.
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I'm going to copy all of this.
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'Cause see, I gave it enough content and I told it to train on the AH tone.
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What does...
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oh, I was going to say, what does A H stand for?
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That's Angela Heath.
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That is the name that I gave this particular tone.
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I have three tones that I write in.
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Okay.
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So you can have as many as you like.
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Most people only have one.
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So I trained it on the A.
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H.
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tone.
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It says, okay, so I kind of understand who A.
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H.
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is.
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And then they tell you, hey, she's going to ignite fire within,
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urging her readers to believe in their potential, bold actions.
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This is my tone.
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So whenever I'm ready to write something in my tone, I'm going to copy it.
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Just a regular right click, copy and paste.
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I'm never using this virgin chat.
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So I will go up here and I will create a new chat.
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And I will say create.
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I probably will say using.
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The AH tone below, write...
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I guess it would help if I could spell, huh?
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Blog post about never giving up on your business.
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Then I will say the A H tone is, and I'm pasting that tone in here, and
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I'm telling it right in that tone.
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And so now it's going to give me something that sounds more like me.
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Hey there, fellow trailblazers.
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Have you ever felt like you're being pushed, pushing a boulder uphill?
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I say that in one of my programs.
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I always talk about pushing boulders uphill.
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Let's face it, the path of building a dream can sometimes feel like a nightmare.
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But before you throw in the towel, let me share.
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Some secret sauce.
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I use secret sauce all the time.
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Resilience.
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It's not just a buzzword.
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It is.
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So you see how this is not generic.
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It's got some of my words in it.
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I talk about Colonel Sanders all the time because this man didn't
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even start until he was 65.
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My audience is people 40 plus.
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So I'm always giving them examples of mature people
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who've done phenomenal things.
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This is my tone.
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Now let me show you how you create your tone.
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Let's go over to a new chat.
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You can do it a lot of different ways, but this is the easiest way
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And all of this folks is using Chat GPT for I mean the paid version.
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Correct?
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You can do the tone on the free version.
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You can train it on your tone on the free version.
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Okay.
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So I go over to a new chat and you see this little paper clip here.
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This allows you to upload some blog posts, articles, whatever it is.
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I click on, it's going to take me over inside my computer.
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And in this case, I am going to find my fourth book, the entire book.
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And I'm putting this entire book into Chat GPT.
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So now what I can end up with is a chat bot on my book that answers
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questions from my book and is not going to get information from
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anywhere else because I'm going to tell it answer from the book only.
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Answering
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from the Do The Hustle
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book only.
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How does a freelancer grow their business?
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So whatever you put in here in terms of your brand brilliance.
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You can now query it.
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You can create all of your content.
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I tell people if you do a book and you're using that book to leverage your
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business, you have no more problems with social media because now you've
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got content for six months to a year.
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All you've got to do is upload.
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So I'm going to ask it to answer this.
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And I'm going to say create an article.
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You want to tell it where you're going to post it for LinkedIn.
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Okay, let's go to ask it if you can...
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And let it use the content that you've uploaded.
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It's going to pull out your tone.
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It's going to pull out your style and it's based on this book and
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it's going to do the work for you.
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Now, this will be something that you don't have to do a lot of revision on,
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but I always tell people it is a tool.
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You never go to chat to BT and say, write me a book, write me an ebook, right?
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No, and then just think that is great.
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No, everything you pull out of here needs to be vetted.
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Don't take any statistics.
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This is another safety issue.
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Don't take any statistics as gospel.
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You can even tell it, give me the data and give me the sources.
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But I have had the situation where a source was not even there.
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It created its own source.
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So never take statistics and data out unless it's vetted.
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All right.
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Let me stop you there.
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You said.
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The source wasn't there in that chat GPT made up the source itself.
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It did.
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Oh my word.
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Okay, I guess that feeds into the fear that people have about...
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Feeds into the fear but that's another safety precaution.
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If you want numbers and data and things like that you can go to
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Google and I don't care where you go.
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Always vet your numbers.
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Always vet your numbers.
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Always vet your numbers.
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Okay.
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We always want to vet it.
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So you see here, it took it from the book.
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It took my style.
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It took my tone right from the book.
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So if you're uploading things here, it's going to take your content from
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whatever you're loading into it to train on the content, the style, the tone.
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Okay, gonna stop you again just for a second to say, so in other
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words I know that a lot of colleges.
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Universities were a bit wary of ChatGPT because they felt that plagiarism, but
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what you're saying is that if you create your own original article, document,
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whatever it is, and you feed it into that, it's feeding, it's going to give you
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answers based on your original article.
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So there is no plagiarism in that.
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Because it's your article.
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Right.
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And this whole discussion, if you're training it on your content, it's
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going to grab your content and you can always tell it use my content only.
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If you really want to be sure you could tell it at the beginning use my content
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only you can say it at the very end before you input, use my content only.
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I'm not really sure how plagiarism works unless there are people who will
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put into Chat GPT and say think like Einstein, use some of his writings.
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If you tell it to do stuff like that, I can kind of see where you might
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get, but, I don't really know where the plagiarism has come in because
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I've done a lot of testing on it.
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I don't ask it to write a song like Michael Jackson.
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I don't ask it to go over and get Michael Jackson's last three songs and analyze.
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I don't do that.
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So people who are using the names when you're building out things, research
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and things like that, it's almost indicating to it, go and get that data.
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But if you are someone who's building your own brand, when you're building
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out things, you do the same thing.
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You do your research.
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Right.
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But you want to create your own way of talking about it, your
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way of doing something that's your unique sales proposition.
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Without it, you sound like everybody else in your industry.
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And we don't want that.
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Does that help?
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Yes, that really clarifies a lot of things because I know those are questions
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I've heard from people, how can I sound like myself, but if I'm using Chat
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GPT, I'm not sounding like a robot.
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I want to have a better word.
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Right.
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And then even with this, you can always say regenerate adding a little more humor.
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Now let's just try humor and see what it does, but you can tell it,
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you know, this is not quite it, Chat GPT, give me a revision, make
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it, and I already started off from freelance fumbles to business booms.
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That's a little more humorous than what it was.
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What was it at first?
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At first, it was leveraging your freelance skills for business growth.
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So you see, it made it a little more humorous for us.
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It did, because I got to chuckle out of it this time.
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Master your craft like a boss.
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Broaden your horizons and your income.
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I like some of this.
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Now, as it's generating that, can you now take like, point number one,
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master your craft like a boss, for example, and ask it to expand on that?
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Absolutely.
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Yeah, you can.
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So for example, when you give chat GPT a lot, like if you tell it
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produce eight things and you do it in one chat, it's going to be short.
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Those eight things might only be a couple sentences because it can
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only generate so much at a time.
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So the easiest way is to have it break down a topic into chunks of information.
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So let's do number one.
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You said master your craft like a boss.
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And here it's really just telling them to improve their skills and sharpen them.
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You know, with words and things like that, that's not really that useful.
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Okay.
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So let's go and tell it to help us.
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I'll do that.
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Okay.
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Yep.
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We copy it.
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We take it down.
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And when I'm pasting it in, I will say
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expand number one, and I'm going to tell it what I want it to do.
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Create four subtopics that are unique and would be helpful to, and I can name
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my target audience, let's say Women who have been in business five years.
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So now I'm telling it to break it down, but I'm also now giving it a little
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more information about target audience.
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I'm gonna cover target audience in just a minute.
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How we get very specific information about the target audience and
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so now what it's going to do is going to give you some subtopics.
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Right.
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And then what you can do with the subtopics is expound them even further.
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So say you want to do you looked at this and you said, Hey, I like this
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master your craft, like, a boss.
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I want to...
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I'm going to have it included in like this general article, but then I'm
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going to take a couple of these topics and I'm going to go deeper into them.
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Then you can have it go deeper into each one of them.
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So for this one, you see that it went from
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And why is it using those numbers?
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Oh, it's staying in the same number pattern.
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Yes, I was about to say so.
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I don't know why it stayed in name.
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It's probably because of memory.
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This thing is not perfect.
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That's why I say you, you are going to take this and analyze it and make sure
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that it sounds like you, is accurate.
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So advanced certifications and training cross industries,
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skills application, mentorship, two ways, strategic networking.
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So now it's giving you a little more content just on that one
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thing, but you can go even further.
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You can, copy this and say, Hey, I want to do an article just
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on the strategic networking.
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Provide me with an 800 word article on that.
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Or blog post or whatever.
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All right.
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So, Angela, I remember earlier on, you talked about the AH tone,
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Angela Heath tone, where you mentioned that we can use that.
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We can create a tool, something that sounds just like you and then
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feed that into Chat GPT so that when it generates Like in this case,
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we want to generate an article.
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This is a generic query.
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Now, if we wanted it to sound like you, could you take this and still tell
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it, Make reference to your AH tone?
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Or no.
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You can, if that is, I think this is a new chat.
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I don't think I have my tone in here.
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Ah,
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I have the book.
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It's training on the book.
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Book.
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All you have to do is go over and grab your tone and say, use the
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AH tone and tell it what to do.
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But I didn't pull my tone over.
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That's why I say the tones are virgin.
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That's a virgin thing that we want to be aware of.
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But yeah, we can do that.
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Okay, that was just a question.
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Tell me some of the things that you have heard from other people.
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Why are they afraid of AI?
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Because I want to deal with that.
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Tell me why people are afraid of it.
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One thing, and that came up with my last guest, was that people who understand
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how AI works, just as you're explaining to us, have taken it, as you mentioned,
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as you could use a hammer for good or for bad, You have disappeared.
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Okay, there you are again.
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So to repeat your question, you asked the questions that I have heard.
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So, I guess I had mentioned how some people are using Chat GPT
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and my guest was a Christian.
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So she said some of them are using Chat GPT to generate journals or generate
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GPTs, a program in which you can ask it to talk like Satan, for example.
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Okay.
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And these things are being distributed to children and I'm kind of paraphrasing.
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But see, that goes back to what I said.
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It's a tool.
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It's just like a hammer.
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We can use it to build a home, or we can use it to bash a head.
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So there's nothing that we can do.
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It's not the AI fault.
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That is the Satanists, what they choose to do with the tool.
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Just like the person who's running around the streets in New York with a hammer.
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Nobody's going to arrest the hammer.
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Nobody's going to say, oh, let's ban all hammers from Home Depot.
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It's the people.
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It's the people.
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And so I don't know how you get around the people.
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If I could figure that out, I'd be a trillionaire, wouldn't I?
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How we get around evil people.
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Yes.
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Let me show you a couple more tools, because I know your time is short.
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Yes.
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But I want to show you an AI detector tool.
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That's a question I was going to bring up with you because I know off late.
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That has been another bit of concern that they're going to be
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AI detector tools, because when AI first came out, people were
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literally just putting in information, whatever it generated, they used.
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And that's crazy.
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As professionals, we would never do that.
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It's just like you don't hire a ghostwriter or a copywriter, and
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then they give you something, and you never look at it.
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Right?
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Anything representing our brand, we're going to look at it.
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We're going to vet it.
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We're going to make sure it's correct.
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And you do the same thing with AI.
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So let me take this content here.
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I'm going to take it over to one of the free AI detectors.
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I like, Quillbot.
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And you can either upload a document, of course, I have the free version.
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If you get the paid version, you know, you get more space.
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Or.
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I can just paste my information here that I just took out of chat GPT.
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And then we can see what percentage of this sounds like a human
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versus sounds like a robot.
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This is neat.
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And this says AI generated a hundred percent.
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A hundred percent.
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Yep.
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Okay, so let's take that same thing.
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I haven't tested this in advance, so this is the way you would play with it.
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I'm going to take that same content.
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I'm going to put it down into a fresh chat.
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Just pasting it down in there.
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I'm going to go back up to the top.
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I'm going to put my tone in.
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Let me find my tone.
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It was down at the bottom here.
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And then I'm going to tell it to use my tone and see how that does.
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There's my tone.
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I'm just trying to make sure I don't lose where we are.
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Hopefully I won't lose where we are, hopefully.
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And I'm going to highlight my tone scene.
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I have all of these things that I want to keep.
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I don't only just keep them on Chat GPT because what if Chat GPT
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disappears tomorrow, then I'll lose all of this work that I've done.
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So I have everything in a file folder.
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On your computer?
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On my computer and up in Google.
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Okay, so that's good to know because that's the same thing as.
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I've always said to people, if you are a small business owner, don't just
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use Facebook or LinkedIn as a means of publicizing or marketing yourself.
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You should have your own website, and you still store all that
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information on your hard drive.
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Back up that hard drive, because if something happens to LinkedIn, something
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happens to you know, the social media platform that you're using to store
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your information or market yourself, you are going to be in trouble.
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So thank you for pointing that out.
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah.
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I have backups to my backups.
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Huh.
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That's the wisest thing to do because technology always fails.
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Right.
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So I told it to use my tone when it writes this next thing.
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And then I wanted to just pull some of this content.
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Let's just use a little bit of this.
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I'm just going to use a little bit of it because I told it
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to rewrite it using my tone.
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So the rewrite
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this information, and then I'm going to just put that information right
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into Chat GPT that I wanted to rewrite.
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And then we're going to take that over to the AI detector using my tone.
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It'll be good to see how that.
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Yeah, how it impacts it.
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How it impacts that, yes.
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And what it detects.
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Yeah, because sometimes it will come back like 20 percent AI.
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Sometimes it'll still catch it.
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So you always want to, take a look at that.
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But here's the other thing that I do that will kind of make it sound more like me.
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I keep and I tell all of my clients, especially the ones who
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are writing books, you need to take, keep a story bank, right?
43:36
So I'll pull out a story and place it into the content that we are creating
43:44
working on and it will then sound more like a human because I put the stories
43:52
in that's all part of making this your brand brilliance, your stories,
43:59
your adventures, your insights, that's all part of your brand brilliance.
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So I'll copy this.
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We're going to go back over to QuillBot, I'm
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going to reload it.
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Let's see what it says.
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Have you pasted?
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No, you haven't pasted it yet.
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Have you?
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I didn't paste it?
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There it goes.
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There we go.
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Oopsie.
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Let's analyze and see what it says.
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Ooh.
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Ooh.
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Ooh.
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A hundred percent.
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That is really interesting.
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That is really interesting.
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Let's see.
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Okay.
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All right.
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So we learned something new.
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We learned that.
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Let's try to paraphrase her and see what happens.
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Some of this stuff you have to pay for, and I don't have a free.
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This is the free version.
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This is the free version.
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Okay.
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I got too many words.
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Oh, so I see what they do the the free version.
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You don't get that many words to put in there.
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You only get 121 words.
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So we're not going to be able to really do it.
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Okay, but we have been talking.
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We learned something, right?
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You sure did.
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That's why I really like Quilbot because Quilbot is really very good.
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There are lots of free AI detectors.
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There's quite a few of them.
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So you can do just a search and find different ones.
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And I'm just going to try to see if the paraphraser, I'm still not down.
45:45
So it is only going to take a little bit because it says 196 characters.
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Anyway, I don't think we're going to be able to do this because
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it's just not cooperating.
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And it's not, I mean, but there were 125 words may not actually make much sense.
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125 words is so little.
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They want you to get the paid version.
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Absolutely.
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If you make your living by writing, it might be worth it.
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It might be worth it.
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But for me the way I include a lot of my branding into the content that I
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use, cause I put the stories in there.
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I put quotes in there.
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I put historical events in there.
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The way I do it, I very seldom end up with anything that says it's been
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generated by AI, and maybe another time we can show folks how to do that.
46:35
I was just about to say yes because we're running out of time
46:37
but this has been so interesting.
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Do you mind stop sharing now so that I can come back and can see.
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Oops.
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Still not showing me.
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Okay.
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There we go.
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And this has really been interesting.
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I have learned a lot from you as I'm sure my viewers and listeners have as well.
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So we are going to have to do a part two to this.
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Okay.
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Because there's so many more questions that I know I'm not being answered.
47:15
One of the things I would love for you to do when you do come
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back is to show us also how to use the magic studio with Canva.
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Yes.
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That is AI generated as well.
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But in the interim, since we do have to close out, if people are looking for you
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online, Angela, where can they find you?
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Probably the best place to find me is over on LinkedIn.
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I am the Real Angela Heath, the Real Angela Heath over on LinkedIn.
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Okay, so LinkedIn is the best place, are you on IG?
47:46
I am under IG, I'm under my company name TKC Incorporated, at TKC Incorporated.
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But honestly, I don't spend a lot of time over there.
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LinkedIn is probably the social media site where I spend most of the time and you
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can find me on Facebook as Angela Heath.
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Okay.
48:08
All right.
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And so to my viewers and listeners, I told you that.
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My guests are also always amazing.
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Angela has been no exception to that.
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I know I have learned, and I know that you too, viewing have learned something
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new, a lot new, I'm sure about AI.
48:30
So if you'd like to be a guest on my show, you can reach out to me on my
48:34
website, which is chattingwiththeexperts.
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com.
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I'm also on LinkedIn, similar to Angela.
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That's my favorite social media platform.
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Instagram, you can find me on the handle chat_experts_podcast, and I'm venturing
48:52
out a little bit more onto Facebook.
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Just look for me under Paula Okonneh.
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And if you have enjoyed this show, as I know you have, please drop me a note
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at paula@chattingwiththeexperts.com and let me know what else you'd
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love to see and listen to Angela.
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It's been a pleasure having you on and I can't wait for part two.
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Pleasure all mine.
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Thank you so much.
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Appreciate it.
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Thank you.