@sabrina_ramonov: Hit follow and share your most UNHINGED tip! One command beats prompt guesswork. ChatGPT and Muse give clearer answers when you name the format you want. Save these 10 codes for the next time you study: 1. MAKE-VISUAL-STUDYGUIDE: Turn a topic into a one-page visual guide with the key ideas in one place. 2. MAKE-MINDMAP: Build a one-page map showing how ideas connect. 3. MAKE-STICKY-NOTES: Put the key facts into a sticky note view for faster review. 4. MAKE-SCHEMATIC: Make a diagram explaining how the topic works. 5. QUIZME: Get one question at a time so you test what you remember. 6. ELI5 - explain it like I’m 5: Break the topic into plain words. 7. 80/20 - focus on the most useful 20%: Spend your time on the key ideas first. 8. FEYNMAN-TECHNIQUE: Use the Feynman study method to explain the topic in simple words. 9. SOCRATES: Learn through questions about what you know and where your thinking needs work. 10. FIRSTPRINCIPLES: Break the topic into its basic parts and build from there. Pick the code for your goal. Use QUIZME for memory, ELI5 for a simpler lesson, or SOCRATES for deeper questions. Get hundreds more codes here: https://www.sabrina.dev/p/secret-codes-for-chatgpt What ChatGPT prompts help with studying? How do you make a ChatGPT mind map? Which AI prompt gives you a quiz? #chatgptprompts #chatgpt #ai #aitools #productivity