Master ChatGPT in 22 EASY Steps (Beat 99%!)

Imagine if you had an AI assistant that could do more than just chat. One that schedules your meetings, writes your code, learns whatever you need, and even turns your ideas into videos while you sleep. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, with Chat GBT5, that dream is here. This isn't the same Chad GBT you played with in 2023. In today's guide, I'll show you how to use Chat GBT5 like a pro to save time, automate tasks, and streamline your life as an AI productivity master. By the end, you'll be equipped to turn Chad GBT into your own tireless executive assistant, tutor, and creative partner allin-one. So, open your Chad GBT and let's dive in. Before we unleash

the magic, let's set things up for success. First, click on your profile and chat GBT and head to custom instructions. Take a moment to fill this out with key details about you and your work. Think of this as configuring your AI. Tell Chad GPT who you are. Script writer, YouTube agency owner, a startup founder, what you might often ask it for and your preferred style or tone. This way, you won't have to repeat basic context each time. The model will remember your needs and writing style by default. It's like hiring a new employee or training your personal assistant and giving them an onboarding brief. A little effort up front means much smarter responses down the line. Next, open the settings and then data controls. If you're dealing with sensitive info, business plans, client data, consider turning off model training here, then hit personalization and toggle off memory and reference record history. This ensures those chats won't be used to improve the AI and they'll be deleted after 30 days. It's a trade-off. You lose the AI's long-term memory of those chats, but gain peace of mind that confidential data isn't lingering. Also clear out any old files in ChatGBT's file storage if you don't need them and use the option to delete past conversations periodically. Pro tip, when privacy matters, you can always create a new chat and incognito mode or use a temporary session so nothing is saved once you're done. Now, let's connect your tools. Chat GPT5 supports connectors found in the tools menu that let it hook into other apps. For example, you can securely connect your Google calendar, Gmail, Dropbox, etc. Why? Because then you can do amazing things like say summarizing the new emails or grabbing files from my drive and analyze it. The AI can pull in your data directly instead of you copy pasting everything. It can even interact with your calendar or pull up info on upcoming events. This integration superpower extends to many apps from project management tools to code repos. Hook up what you use most and chat GBT becomes deeply embedded in your workflow. Cutting out manual steps can really help you later when you use the chat GBT agent feature. Just remember for any action that could affect something like send an email or booking a meeting will always ask you to confirm first. You are in control at all times. These preferences give GBT current knowledge and the ability to handle your files or data. On GBT5, browsing works automatically when you ask a factual question, but I always doublech checkck sources if the answer seems outdated. Actually, while we're talking about organizing your AI workflow, let me show you something from AI Master Pro. This is Ask AI Master, a built-in coach that helps you level up these exact techniques. But what you really need is practice with real scenarios. So, I'll ask it, what's the best way to customize Chad GPT? And it walks me through the specific prompt structure, shows me examples, even suggests follow-up questions to refine the output. All

right, setup done. Now, effective prompting. It's the core skill that help you transform from casual user to power user. A sloppy prompt like write me a content plan might get a decent result, but you'll spend so much time fixing it by adding details prompt by prompt. Instead, take control of the output with a more detailed and structured prompt. I swear by the raw, task, context, constraints, format formula. Sounds fancy, but basically about being specific. Let's break that down with an example. Ro, tell chat GPT who to be. For instance, you are an experienced YouTube manager working an AI master team. This sets the style persona. Task state what you need. Your task. Create a full October content plan for my AI master YouTube channel. Context. Give background information. Context. The product is a project management AI tool. Target audience is startup founders and we're offering a 20% discount for early signups. Include any reference info here or even attach files. The more context up to the limits, the better it can tailor the output. Constraints. Specify any limits or musthaves. Constraints. Email length approximately 150 words. Tone upbeat and friendly. Mention the discount in the opening. You can also say what not to do like no jargon and do not reveal the AI wrote this. Format. Describe the desired format or structure. Format. Start with a catchy oneline headline then two short paragraphs and a call to action button text at the end. See how concrete that is? We've essentially designed the outcome before Chad GBT even writes it. This five-point prompt blueprint dramatically cuts down revision time. Chad GBT5 follows complex instructions more reliably than earlier models, so you can and should give it that detail up front. The payoff is huge. Instead of a generic blob of text, you get a draft that's 90% ready to go. And if it misses the mark slightly, maybe forget the sponsorship section. Don't rewrite it yourself. Just correct or clarify your instructions in a follow-up prompt. For example, great. But let's add one more slot for partners integration. Bingo. It'll adjust in seconds, which sure beats manually editing. Another pro tip, provide examples when you can. If you have a particular style in mind, paste a short sample and say, "Write script in this style. " Chat GPT can mimic tone, format, even the level of detail from your example. For instance, you might show a paragraph from one of your own scripts or even a full script base and then ask it to continue in that voice. This way, you're not starting from zero. The AI has a template to follow. And I remember like I was drowning in scattered bookmarks trying to remember which prompt worked for which task, jumping between different platforms. So, I created this space where all my best prompts live in one place. 300 plus readyto-use templates in AI Master Pro, plus bite-size lessons that teach you exactly how to structure these advanced techniques. What I love is how it connects the dots. You're not just collecting random prompts, you're learning the system behind them. Take the role assignment technique I just showed you. Inside AI master pro, I have templates for automation efficiency expert, content creation wizard, even AI business mentor. Each one is pre-ested and ready to copy paste. Plus, the weekly AI digest keeps you current in techniques like this as they evolve. Because, let's be honest, prompt and strategies change fast, and having one place that stays updated beats hunting through YouTube comments for the latest trick. Check the link in the description if you want to see how the whole system works together. When you have a big task

like writing a 20page niche report or maybe documentary script research or planning a new skill learning path, it's tempting to dump the entire request on Chad GBT in one go. will try its best, but the result may be superficial or disorganized because the prompt was too broad. Instead, break the task into smaller chunks. This is called iterative prompting. Let's say you want chat GPT to help draft a detailed business plan. Start with something like, give me an outline for a business plan for a new AI powered fitness app. It will give you a structured outline, executive summary, market analysis, marketing plan, financial projections, etc. Now you have a game plan. Next, tackle each section one by one. For the market analysis section, write three paragraphs about the target demographic and trends using data if possible. After it drafts that, you can refine. Good. Now, add a statistic about market growth in 2025 and a citation. Go section by section. Finally, ask it to compile or format the whole thing if needed. By doing it this way, you maintain control over each part and ensure nothing important gets glossed over. This approach also helps avoid hidden limits or getting the dreaded content truncated issue on really long outputs. You're essentially feeding and extracting info in manageable pieces. Think of it like sculpting. You rough out the shape first, outline, then gradually refine details and passes. Chad GPT is brilliant at following an iterative process. You can even tell it the process. For example, let's do this step by step. First, draft bullet points for key ideas. I'll confirm. Then, you expand each into a paragraph and so on. The result is a high quality output with minimal editing needed from you. Chad GBT uses all information from your conversation for the final research result. And here's a ninja move. If the final compiled result from Chad GBT is long or complex, ask it to review its own work. Say, double check the above for any inconsistencies or parts that could be unclear and fix them. It will actually reread its answer and often catch logical gaps or contradictions and correct them. It's like having an editor who proofreads the work right after writing it. Two brains for the price of one. Well, technically one AI brain is

doing double duty. Tip four, visualize your ideas. But AI's power doesn't stop there. Imagine you've got a great idea or a script. Maybe it's a short video, real, YouTube video, or even a podcast episode. And turning that into engaging video content, it's usually a headache. That's where Hyper Natural AI comes in. Hypernatural is an AI tool that can turn almost anything into fully produced video. Just drop in your idea, text or audio, choose a style, and within minutes, you've got complete video with animations, transitions, captions, voice over, and even matching B-roll all done for you. I tested it myself. I uploaded a short script, and in literally a couple of minutes, I had a polished AI generated video. The characters looked consistent and on brand, and the visual style matched perfectly. There are dozens of ready-made themes, sci-fi, fantasy, horror, you name it. And you can even create your own custom style, so every video you make looks unified. It's perfect for writers who want to bring their stories to life, influencers who want quick videos without endless editing, and podcasters who want to automatically turn highlights into cinematic clips. You don't need any editing skills. Just launch Hypernatural, paste in your text or audio, and boom, it's done. On the free plan, you can make up to five fully customized videos with all features unlocked, so you can try it without any commitment. If you're curious, check the link in the description and try it yourself. And don't forget to use my promo code for 10% off your first month if you upgrade. Hypernatural makes it easier to be productive and creative. Now, let's get back to it. Remember, I

talked about GPT agent mode before. Think of agent mode as putting Chad GBT on autopilot for complex tasks. In normal use, ChatGBT will respond with information or advice. In agent mode, can take actions on your behalf in a safe controlled way. This is where the productivity gains go through the roof. To turn it on, start any conversation. For agent, you must have plus pro or team subscription. And in the tools dropdown, select agent. You'll notice the interface might change. You'll see a little browser window or narration panel showing what the agent is doing. Now you can ask for highlevel tasks and watch chat GBT go to work like a virtual intern. For example, you could say, "I'm planning a video about my AI master learning hub. Look at my content plan for next week and find available slots. Then search the web for any recent news and actual topic about AI learning and write an outline for this video with five hook variants and five preview ideas based on competitors references in this niche. Pro tip for training your prompting skill, try to keep your prompting strict and concise without any can you please. I mean, you can use these words if it's more natural and comfortable to you, but this doesn't make sense for machines, at least now while they're not raising. In agent mode, Chad GBT will actually navigate to your content plan, then open its built-in browser to search actual news and video topics, read articles, and compile a concise, ready video outline for you with five hooks and preview ideas, all while you can do your other tasks. What's happening under the hood is that GPT5 is orchestrating a bunch of skills, web browsing, clicking links, using APIs, running code, etc. in a logical sequence to accomplish your goal. It's multitasking for you. Crucially, at points where your decision is needed, we'll pause and ask for your confirmation. You're always the boss. I tried something fun the other day. Find the top three competitors to my YouTube channel, AI Master. Figure out their recently uploaded top rated videos with higher view count, and put it in a Google sheet with links. The agent browsed each competitor's channel, opened a Google sheet. I gave it permission via connector early, inserted a table of competitors info, and even formatted it neatly. I barely touched my keyboard during the whole process. The applications are endless. If you're a freelancer, have the agent handle repetitive research or form filling. If you run an online store, let it compile your weekly sales report by pulling data from your database or CSV exports, generating charts, and write in a summary. Then schedule that task to run every Monday at 8:00 a. m. Yes, you can set chat GBT to automate recurrent tasks. Now, for instance, every week analyze my website analytics and email me the highlights. It's like cron jobs but in plain English. Now, word of caution, always review what it's done, especially if it's preparing something high stakes like a client presentation or send an email on your behalf. The good news is OpenAI has baked in a lot of safeties. The agent won't say transfer money or post on your social media without explicit permission. Plus, you have a stop button. If you see the agent going down a wrong path, maybe it's looking at the wrong website or taking too long, you can pause and steer it. It's a collaboration ultimately. The key takeaway, use agent mode for any workflow that has multiple steps or apps involved. Once you get the hang of it, you'll start identifying tasks in your day that can offload entirely. It frees you up to focus on strategy, creativity, you know, the human stuff while your AI handles the grunt work in the background. Many of us also build

things, maybe a website, an app, or at least automations with code. Chat GBT5 brings a tool specifically for this, the codeex agent. If you switch to the codeex mode or prompt GBT5 with code and tasks, can now handle entire software development cycles. I'm talking about reading your codebase, making new files, running tests, the whole shebang. For instance, I had a small Python script that was buggy. I asked, "Hey, GBT, there's a bug when processing payments. Please find and fix it. " The Codeex agent spun up a sandbox with my code, located the bug. It even cited the relevant lines in my code, suggested a fix, executed the code to verify the fix works, and gave me the patched code, all in one prompt. It was like having an engineer pair programming with me at 3:00 a. m. You can assign highle dev tasks. Create a new feature. When a user signs up, send them a welcome email. Code it and include a unit test. Codeex will create a new branch virtually. Write the code for the feature. Run tests. It sets up a test environment automatically and show you the output. If a test fails, it will even iterate until tests pass. This is beyond just code completion. It's code execution and verification. Major frameworks and languages, Python, JavaScript, etc. are supported up to very high token limits, meaning it can handle big files or multiple files at once. One thing, if you're going to use this in a private repo or proprietary code, remember to review what it commits. The AI is pretty good, but you still own the final product. Also, be mindful of not sharing ultra sensitive code if that's a concern. Though OpenAI has systems to delete and protect what codec sees similar to chat privacy, even non-coders can benefit. Thanks to this code and prowess, ChatGBT can also do heavy data analysis. Now, for example, upload a CSV of your sales data, then ask analyze this for any interesting trends and make a bar chart of sales by product category. Chad GBT will parse the data via its Python tools under the hood, generate a chart, and even give you a written summary. No Excel or Pandas coding on your part. It does it for you. If the first result isn't exactly what you need, you can refine the instructions. Actually, make that a line chart by month and highlight the peak sales month. We'll redo it accordingly. You're essentially conversing with your data and having the AI do the analytics

leg work. I mentioned canvas mode earlier, but let's highlight how can boost your productivity, especially for content creation. Canvas is like a fusion of Google doc and the chat GPT chat. When you enable it, a new window appears with a rich text editor. Here you can directly type and make edits to a document and chat GBT's responses will appear as tracked changes or suggestions within that doc. Why use it? Imagine you have a draft of an article or report. Instead of copying that into chat GPT and saying revise this, you open it in canvas. Now you can go paragraph by paragraph, highlight a sentence and ask simplify this sentence or fix the grammar here and it will do so in place. or use shortcut buttons for common actions, eg a make longer or make formal button that might be available. It's much more visual and granular than the back and forth chat style for editing tasks. For coding, canvas is equally good. You paste code into the editor and can ask for a line by line review. If chat GBT suggests a fix, can insert the corrected code in line. This way, you maintain the overall code structure and just accept or tweak the changes as needed. It's a confidence boost seeing the edits in context for lengthy code. It's easier to manage than multiple chat messages of code blocks. One cool thing, Canvas trained to be a collaborator will avoid rewriting things that aren't broken and focus on the sections you highlight or comment on. I found this super useful for legal documents and proposals where format matters. I can get it to tight in wording or add a clause without messing up the numbering

or overall formatting. We humans usually process input information by multi- channelannel here in site and so does chat GBT5. So take advantage of its multimodal capabilities to streamline tasks for inputs. If you have an image diagram or even a screenshot that's easier to show than explain, just upload it in the chat. Chat GBT can now see and interpret images. As an example, I took a photo of a handdrawn monetization model canvas, my messy notes, and asked, "Summarize the key points. " In seconds, GPT5 listed out my value propositions, customer segments, etc. as text. Another scenario, take a photo of a printed contract or a whiteboard full of notes. Chat GBT can perform OCR, text recognition, and then analyze or summarize the content. So, you're effectively skipping a bunch of steps. No retyping text from images, no misreading charts, just instant answers. It's like having an intern who can read anything you show them and give you a briefing. For voice, using the chat GBT mobile app or web, you can simply talk to it. This is a boon for those busy moments in the car commuting. Speak out. I just had an idea for a product launch tweet thread. Remind me to flesh it out and chat GBT will transcribe and respond. I find this keeps me productive away from the keyboard. I've dictated entire email drafts while walking to get lunch. When I get back, the draft is waiting for me to copy into Gmail. Small hack, big timesaver. On outputs, we already touched on chat GPT's ability to generate images in other videos. With the GBT5, this is even more seamless. If you need a quick illustration or logo concept, you can ask in the same chat. For example, create an image of a cute robot mascot holding a laptop in a flat art style and it will produce it. You can then say make the robot blue and add our company name on the laptop and with look it will refine that image. It's not perfect, but for rapid prototyping and visual brainstorming, it's fantastic. Always wanted to AB test two thumbnail images for your YouTube video. Now you can have Cad GBT whip up two options on the spot. We live in a world where we

constantly have to learn new things to stay ahead. This can feel overwhelming, but Chad GBT study mode is like having a personal tutor on demand. I've start using it to pick up knowledge faster on topics I'm less familiar with and I can't recommend it enough if you want to accelerate your learning curve. Here's how it works. Toggle study and learn from the tools menu. When active, you ask questions as usual, but chat GBT style changes. It won't just answer and stop. It will teach. For example, I typed I want to learn the basics of blockchain technology. Study mode GPT5 responded with an introduction and then a road map. phase one, phase two, etc. suggesting how we'll progress from basic concepts to advanced ones. It then asked me a simple question to gauge my current understanding. Do you already know how regular databases work? This is interactive conversation, almost Socratic. I answered, gently corrected some of my misconceptions and then continued listen. This mode is especially useful for technical subjects, languages, or anything you'd normally maybe take a course on. If you're trying to quickly get up to speed on, say SEO or financial modeling or new programming framework, use study mode. We'll give you bite-sized explanations, then often check if you're following and adjust the difficulty based on your responses, just like a human tutor would. You can even say, "Give me a problem to test if I understood. " And it will generate a practice question, then evaluate your answer. For example, I asked in study mode, "Teach me the basics of prompt engineering for AI. " It started by explaining what prompt engineering is, then gave me an exercise. Here are two prompts for the same task. Which one do you think will work better and why? I responded and it gave feedback. This kind of active learning is way more effective than passively reading an article. It ensures you truly grasp the concept, which in the end saves time, fewer mistakes or doovers later, and helps you apply what you learned more confidently. The nice thing is you don't have to use study mode all the time. You can turn it on for a deep dive session and turn it off when you just need quick answers. Again, as an entrepreneur, I find that invaluable. The faster you learn, the faster you can implement and that's a

competitive edge. Tip number 10, custom GPTs. Think of it as cloning chat GPT and training that clone for a specific purpose. This is gold for productivity because you can make AI assistants tailored to each major area of your life or business. For example, I made a hire an assistant GPT that I trained with what I look for in résumés and my interviewing style. Now, when I upload a resume to it, it gives me a customtailored analysis as if I spent time reviewing it and even suggests interview questions. I also have a fitness coach GPT that knows my workout preferences and diet. Every morning, I ask it for a quick workout plan and meal suggestion, and it's spot-on. Creating a custom GPT is simple. You go to the GBT section on chat. openai. com and hit create. You then basically chat with the GBT to set it up. You provide instructions like you are a product management assistant that helps with strategy planning and optimization and can add a knowledge base like upload relevant documents or FAQs it should know. You can even enable tools for it like web browsing or specific APIs if those are relevant. No coding required. The result, a dedicated AI agent for your task. It shows up as its own chat or even a sharable link. If you run a team, you can share these custom GBTs with colleagues. For example, a brand voice copywriter GBT that anyone in your team can use to generate content in your approved tone. The productivity boost here is consistency and reuse. Instead of having to reexplain context every time, like pasting your brand guidelines into prompt whenever you generate ad copy, you bake that context into the custom GPT once. After that, every response it gives inherently follows those guidelines. It's always on brief. In a way, it's like creating mini apps where AI personas for common tasks. The community is actually building and sharing a lot of these from travel planners to coding tutors and OpenAI even launched a GBT store to browse them. So, you might not even have to build one from scratch. You could grab one that someone else made and tweak it.

Tip 11, project workspaces. Now, projects, sometimes called workspaces in chat GBT, complement this by keeping your work organized. Rather than a chaotic list of chat threads with random names, projects let you group chats and associated files by topic or work stream. For instance, if you're developing a new product, you might have a project for it. Inside, you can have multiple chats like one for brainstorming names, one for code and help, one for marketing copy. All these share an underlying memory and custom instructions specific to that project. So within your project alpha workspace, Chad GPT might automatically follow certain guidelines or have access to certain files you upload at business plans, design docs without you having to re-upload or remind it each time. In practical terms, this means less context switching cost. When you're in a project, the AI stays in that lane. It won't accidentally bring up something from your unrelated chats. And conversely, you don't have to filter your language as much because it knows the context. One really cool thing, you can set default persona or tone per workspace. Maybe in your personal journal workspace, you want the AI to be a bit more reflective or even act as a therapist. You can set that. In your work workspace, you want a formal tone and concise answers. Set that. It will remember those settings for every new chat in that workspace. If you have access to ChatG Plus or especially Enterprise, definitely leverage projects. They often come with increased file storage and some shared memory across team members. My team started using this for client work. Each client gets a project with their data and preferences loaded in. It's made collaboration easier because when anyone on the team opens that project and asks ChatGBT something, it's already primed with the client's context. between custom GBTs and projects. You're basically personalizing chat GBT on two levels. Specific AI employees for specific jobs and organized departments or folders for your various initiatives. This dual setup keeps you efficient. No more scrolling through 100 past chats or wondering which chat had that code snippet. It's all neatly where it should be. And the AI is tuned to each context.

This single tool can write for you, draw for you, code for you, plan for you, teach for you. It's like having an army of specialists at your command, available 24/7 with an instant response time. The entrepreneurs who learn to wield this power are going to outpace those who don't. Plain and simple. Now, imagine a day, a few weeks from now. Your morning admin tasks are handled by check GBT before you even finish breakfast. your client deliverables get done in a blank because you and your AI are working in tandem and you freed up time to focus in big picture strategy where heck to actually relax for once. That's the future we're heading towards and I want all of you to ride this wave not get left behind. Look, Chad GPT is powerful. Here's what I learned after testing AI tools for years. Having scattered knowledge gets you scattered results. That's why I put everything I've discovered like these prompting techniques, workflows, strategies, and tool comparisons into AI Master Pro. It's not another course you'll never finish. It's your home base for AI. Weekly updates keep you current. The community shares what's actually working and tools like Ask AI Master help you apply this stuff immediately. Plus, you get discounts on the AI tools we review, so you're saving money while you're learning. Serge freelance writer and our members said it best. Instead of feeling behind in AI trends, finally feel ahead of them. If you want to stop chasing the latest AI hype and start building real AI powered workflows, check out AMS or Pro in the description and snag 50% your first year today. Now go make something awesome. I can't wait to hear about it. Cheers.