Dan Martell

Why?

Because each one does something great.

It's the same thing with AI and the tools.

Each tool does a thing better than the rest of them, so you need to know which tool to use for the right moment.

So if you're using ChatGPT for everything, here's my advice for you.

Build a toolkit of specialized AI.

Match the right tool to the right problem.

You might be using Claude to do writing.

You might use Gemini to do research because it has 3.5 times more information than any other language model.

You might still use ChatGPT for certain things, but you might also find a tool to generate images that are better than all those three I just mentioned.

Number 13, use every AI tool that comes out.

So this is advice because you don't want to be just running around using every new tool that comes out.

What you want to do is what I just said, which is find the three to five that you need for your work that solve 90% of your problems.

Like actually your real problems that go deep so that you can become a master in those tools.

I know a lot of people that just get addicted to the new tools.

And I just call that productive procrastination.

They're addicted to the newness, but they actually don't do anything with the tools.

In many ways, they are the tool.

Number 14, just copy paste other people's prompts.

So easy, advice, why?