Simplifying Complexity

• Use simple and straightforward language. Avoid using jargon or technical terms that the language model may not understand.
• Break down complex tasks into smaller, more manageable steps. This will make it easier for the language model to understand what you want it to do.

Ignore the details at first, or what cannot be done. Instead, focus on the big picture and on the possibilities of bringing an idea to fruition. Later, you must ask effective questions that break down the idea into workable parts — making them practical and real-life scenarios.

When your tasks feel overwhelming, it can be difficult to start.

Break down your projects into smaller, actionable steps. Identify one chunk that you could work on in a 10-minute segment to help you get started.