Back

How To Use ChatGPT to Solve and implement the ideas 💡 to your startup/Brainstorm 🔻 ➡️ DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES Force AI to approach the topic from different angles. For examples from the perspective of: A marketing expert A sales expert A product expert Ask Chatgpt- "We are in a brainstorming session with [Expert A], [Expert B], [Expert C]. Each expert should come up with 10 ideas from their POV on the following topic: [your topic]" ➡️OPPOSITE DAY Let’s say you want to brainstorm how to make your customers happier. First, think about what would make them more dissatisfied, then flip it around. Ask- "Give me 10 ways how I would make my customers more DISSATISFIED with my [product/service]. Then for every point, provide the exact opposite approach." ➡️ STEP-BY-STEP Go step-by-step and keep building upon the previous step. Let’s say you’re brainstorming business ideas. Steps: 1. Industries 2. Industry Challenges 3. Pain Points 4. Solutions 5. Business Ideas Ask- 1. "List 10 industries that are ripe for disruption." 2. "List 10 challenges within that [your chosen industry]." 3. etc. ➡️CREATIVE WORDS Use words that encourage creativity: Extremely unique Daringly different Never-before-seen Utterly unexpected Wildly unconventional Absolutely unheard-of Completely out-of-the-box Ask- "Give me 10 [word] ideas about [topic]." ➡️CHAIN OF DENSITY The CoD prompt was originally created to do increasingly better summaries through recursion. But you can tweak it to create increasingly more creative outputs too. Ask- "You will generate increasingly more creative outputs." Repeat the following 2 steps 5 times. Step 1. Identify 1-3 points from the initial output which are missing. Step 2. Write a new, improved output of identical length which includes the missing points. ➡️ FIRST PRINCIPLES First principles thinking is a powerful framework for problem-solving, but can also be applied to brainstorming. It involves breaking down complex problems into basic elements and reassembling them from the ground up. Ask- "Using first principles thinking, brainstorm the following topic: [your topic]." thanks reading :)