Haha! I read this episode title wrong instead as - "How are you getting value out of ChatGPT as YOUR Financial Advisor" and I was totally going with it until 2:50 in and realised OF COURSE it's about how financial advisors work with it. Thanks for the episode Michael and Carl.
Ha, sorry we didn't quite get the angle you were looking for! I'm sure there are a few folks out there talking about how to apply ChatGPT as YOUR advisor personally, too! (And ironically, Carl the co-host of this episode is working on a few interesting ideas in this direction... :) )
5:30 Why not just reply to the email? It seems like you’re putting equal, if not more effort, into promoting ChatGPT than you would if you were to just write the reply.
For those who don't type quickly, I think the ChatGPT route is appealing because it composes the email faster (not so time-consuming to 'just' edit it), and you can input the ChatGPT request via audio to further save typing time. I'm a fast typist, so I find it faster to just type the email, but to each their own on typing speed/preferences. :)
Haha! I read this episode title wrong instead as - "How are you getting value out of ChatGPT as YOUR Financial Advisor" and I was totally going with it until 2:50 in and realised OF COURSE it's about how financial advisors work with it. Thanks for the episode Michael and Carl.
Ha, sorry we didn't quite get the angle you were looking for! I'm sure there are a few folks out there talking about how to apply ChatGPT as YOUR advisor personally, too! (And ironically, Carl the co-host of this episode is working on a few interesting ideas in this direction... :) )
5:30 Why not just reply to the email? It seems like you’re putting equal, if not more effort, into promoting ChatGPT than you would if you were to just write the reply.
For those who don't type quickly, I think the ChatGPT route is appealing because it composes the email faster (not so time-consuming to 'just' edit it), and you can input the ChatGPT request via audio to further save typing time.
I'm a fast typist, so I find it faster to just type the email, but to each their own on typing speed/preferences. :)