Dan Martell

If you stay in your head, you're in trouble.

If you get things out to talk with somebody, it helps.

And look, it doesn't replace a therapist, but it also is something that's available to you right now in the moment.

Don't need to schedule it.

Doesn't cost anything.

It honestly has access to all the best therapy strategies to at least give you some direction better than just sitting there by yourself trying to think about it in your head.

Number 19, content creator.

This is not what you think.

I actually use it to turn memories into content ideas so that I can share those with the world.

The way you do this is you ask ChowGBT to ask you all the meaningful stories, moments, transformations you've ever had in your life, and then you just answer it.

And then say, please reformat these into a PSL framework, essentially a point, story, lesson.

And what it does is it takes all the stories that you've just like kind of rambled about and answered questions about this meaningful moment.

And then it rewrites it in a structure that you can then create content with that actually hits hard.

Number 20, the contract translator.

One of the ultimate use cases for AI is legal.

Simplifying confusing contracts and financial docs is a must, but there's a way to do it that most people don't think about.

What I do is I have my assistant, before she talks to my lawyer, upload every contract that comes into my life up to ChatGPT, and then I ask it to rewrite the contract in plain English, highlighting any of the riskiest terms that I need to know about, and then I ask it to tell me the three questions I should be asking about that contract.

I can take my assistant who has no legal background and turn her into a paralegal next level ninja to prep all the contracts where I just have all my email drafts having the answers to those questions.

Number 21, the contract creator.

This one's powerful because it will save you hundreds of dollars in legal fees instead of hiring a lawyer.