ChatGPT Mastery with Steven Lewis
, welcome! It’s Steven Lewis, your course instructor, writing. I’m looking forward to meeting you in person and learning more about you and your goals for working with ChatGPT.
Right now, you have access to the first part of the course.
By giving you this information now, we make sure you get the most from our time together because:
- There are some things it would be brilliant for you to know about ChatGPT before we meet
- And there are some skills it would be great for you to bring to the live session
Plus, before we meet, you’re going to build the first prompt for your prompt library.
That and a couple of other exercises mean that you already have a chance to get hands-on with ChatGPT before we meet, using some advanced prompts I’ve written for you.
Please do your best to work through all the material before we meet. You’ll need this information to get the most from our time together. We’ll be able to cover less if we have to catch anyone up on the material here.
See any changes?
It’s possible to record a video about ChatGPT at 2 pm and have a new feature introduced at 2.01 pm. Also, ChatGPT frequently changes the text on its main screens.
Please don’t freak out if what you see in these videos looks different from what you see on your screen. We’re learning the principles of getting the most out of ChatGPT. The specifics of what ChatGPT is calling a button today will change; the principles will not change. And by taking this course, you’ve made the smart choice to set yourself up for whatever AI delivers next.
You and your questions are welcome!
Your choice to invest your time in this course is appreciated, and I want you to get the absolute most from this course. So please feel free to ask any questions as you go.
All you have to do if you hit a stumbling block, have a question or just want to share something interesting you found is…
Email me anytime between now and our live session at [email protected].
In fact, why not send me a quick email about you and what you’re looking to get out of the course; I’d love to meet you…