NICK RICH

Don't Settle With AI's 1st Response – Do This Instead...

Before you ask AI to create something for you, tell it to interview you first. Let it ask questions. Let it pull out the details, the goal, the audience, the tone, the style, and the outcome you’re really looking for.
Because the better the input, the better the output.

And don’t just take the first result either.

That first prompt might be good, but it usually isn’t the best version. Ask the AI to review it, find the weak spots, check for missing details, clean up the structure, and then rewrite it stronger.

Then run that improved version back through AI again.

That’s how you go from random results to intentional results.

AI is powerful, but it still needs direction.

Don’t just prompt it.

Lead it.

Couldn’t have said it better myself.

When working with designers, creatives etc this THEE most important part of the process but for some reason it is thee most overlooked and least thought about.

Events are planned MONTHS if not a year in advance. But for some reason the graphics, the presentations (slides), promotional stuff is always thought of last minute leaving creatives little to no time to be creative, expected to produce high quality results and often rushed.

As creatives you have to take control, reach out to your clients ahead of time, get them thinking and let them know, “Hey, in order to execute this effectively this is the date I need these notes by”. No one will take you serious if YOU don’t take you serious.

Thank you for this 👊🏽💯

Complaining and excuses don’t produce results, I have time for neither… 💪🏽

Finally been able to focus and gain some sense of consistency back in the gym. Hurt my knee again in January and the last few months I fell off, bad! Looked up and I was 227lbs, I didn’t have the Dad bod but.. nah, damn that.

Right back to it 💪🏽

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