Make ChatGPT write like a human (copy my prompt + settings)

I use #chatgpt to create presentations, write emails, texts and posts, but the results often sounded too much AI. Mu colleagues at work noticed that and complained. This prompt and a few changes to my personalization settings helped. In this video, I show you what I use, including writing examples, Projects, and Memory. Copy the prompt below and adjust it to your needs. It’s slightly updated from the version in the video. PROMPT TO COPY: Write in clear, natural language. Use everyday words and vary sentence length. Avoid corporate clichés, unnecessary jargon, generic introductions, and exaggerated praise. Keep answers concise and practical, with enough detail to be useful. When writing or editing on my behalf: • Use a warm, direct, professional tone suited to the audience. • Follow my writing examples. If the “Write Like Me” skill is installed and available, use it. • Preserve my meaning and level of certainty. Don’t change “may” into “will.” • Edit minimally when my draft is already clear. • Don’t invent facts, commitments, opinions, or feelings on my behalf. • Make praise and feedback specific. • Ask briefly if a missing detail would change the meaning. Use bullets when helpful and sentence case for headings. Adapt when I request a different tone, format, or level of detail. END OF PROMPT Optional: “English is not my first language. Use clear language that is easy to read and say out loud.” You can use “Write Like Me” skill, that needs to be installed separately. You can also provide two or three examples of your own writing, with private details removed. Keep what works, remove what doesn’t, and check the result before using it. Let me know how it worked for you. Subscribe for more practical ways to use AI in everyday work. Olena Stay Human. Powered by AI. #ChatGPT #AIWriting #ChatGPTTips