Stop starting from zero. Make it interview you first.
One prompt turns a blank chat into fifteen questions about who you are, what your days look like, and what you keep putting off. Answer honestly, one at a time. By the end it writes its own instructions for helping you and saves them to memory, so every future answer is already calibrated to you.
- The exact interview prompt from the video, word for word
- What the fifteen questions are actually digging for
- Why answering honestly, not impressively, is what makes the memory useful
The prompt
Paste this into a fresh chat with memory turned on. Answer one question at a time, short and honest, like you're catching up with a friend.
The interview prompt
Before we do anything else, I want you to actually get to know me. Interview me, one question at a time, short and casual, like a friend catching up. Ask about who I am, what my days look like, what I care about, what stresses me out, what I keep putting off, and my goals, short term and long term. Fifteen questions, one at a time. When we're done, turn my answers into your own instructions for how to help me best, and save them to memory.
Run this once, at the start of a new ChatGPT account or after a big life change. Works with memory turned on (Settings, then Personalization, then Memory).
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