How should I best use premium?

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Seriously, just ask ChatGPT—it’ll give you a better answer. Nobody knows what your daily or work tasks are. Tell ChatGPT what a typical day looks like for you, what you do for work, what your usual tasks are, and ask how it can help.

copy this reddit post. ask chatgpt

im a human and thats my advice

I did > The best use of the month is not learning every ChatGPT feature. Pick one meaningful goal and use ChatGPT to make measurable progress on it every day. Paid access is most useful for longer reasoning, file analysis, voice, image generation, deep research and higher usage limits—not merely asking more trivia questions. (OpenAI Help Center) Start with one project Choose something you would genuinely value finishing: Improve your writing Learn a professional skill Prepare for a job change Organize your finances or administration Research a major purchase Create a portfolio, blog, guide or small business plan Develop an exercise, cooking or study routine Create a Project for it. Add relevant notes, documents and instructions so your conversations build on one another instead of restarting every day. Projects can retain chats, uploaded material and project-specific instructions in one workspace. (OpenAI Help Center) Use this opening prompt: A productive 45-minute session Spend approximately: 5 minutes: Define today’s result. 25 minutes: Work collaboratively. Provide information, answer questions, upload material and revise the result together. 10 minutes: Ask ChatGPT to challenge its own work. 5 minutes: Save the useful output and determine tomorrow’s next action. A strong four-week progression Week 1: Learn to collaborate Practice supplying context rather than hunting for “magic prompts.” Compare vague and detailed requests. Ask for questions before answers. Request criticism, alternatives and revisions. The important skill is learning to treat the first response as a draft. Week 2: Use your own material Upload documents, notes, screenshots or spreadsheets and ask ChatGPT to: Explain them in plain language Locate inconsistencies or missing information Turn rough notes into structured work Compare alternatives Create questions, summaries or action plans File uploads and analysis are among the capabilities included with paid access. (OpenAI Help Center) Week 3: Try the advanced tools Use Deep Research for one substantial question that genuinely requires multiple sources—not ordinary questions. It can propose a research plan, search selected sources and produce a documented report with citations. (OpenAI Help Center) Also try: Voice for language practice, brainstorming or rehearsing interviews Canvas for revising a longer piece of writing section by section Image generation for a presentation, mood board, concept or creative project Study mode to learn interactively rather than receiving an instant answer These tools can also be used inside Projects. (OpenAI Help Center) Week 4: Build something reusable Turn the best process from the previous weeks into a repeatable system. Examples include: A weekly planning conversation A writing editor that understands your style A job-application workflow A personal tutor A document-review checklist A research-report format A reusable set of project instructions A custom GPT for a narrowly defined recurring task Custom GPT creation is included with Plus access. (OpenAI Help Center) What not to do Avoid spending the month collecting hundreds of prompts, generating random content or asking ChatGPT what it can do. You will learn considerably faster by completing one real project. Also, do not assume confident language means an answer is correct. For important claims, request sources, open those sources and verify them—especially for medical, legal, financial or current information. OpenAI itself warns that ChatGPT can produce incorrect or misleading answers. (OpenAI Help Center) At the end of the month, ask one question: Did it help me create something valuable, learn faster or save more than the subscription would cost? That is a much better test than how many features you tried.

Don't spend the 30 minutes exploring features. Pick one real thing you want to exist and build it with the model as your pair: a guide, a course outline, a spreadsheet that does something annoying for you. I'm not a developer either, and the thing that changed my output was giving it a project with a real deadline instead of asking it questions. By day 30 you want an artifact, not a list of prompts you liked.

I use ChatGPT premium subscription and it’s become intertwined in my everyday life from work to personal. I have a folder for everything my project at work, my personal budget goals, my health and everything in between. So pick something you’re interested in and ask it to help you. Perhaps you’re saving up for vacation it’ll help you work out a monthly budget. Just picked something that you would like and go from there.

Explore with the Projects feature. That's the reason I pay.

Could you please specify which software takes the highest cost that you use? Download the Codex, establish a dedicated folder, conduct thorough research, and then duplicate the software, or just part of it...

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I would try to think about one of the biggest subjective and nuanced questions i have and put it in on high effort mode. If you present it with complex problems it's nuance it's noticeably better with high reasoning. You can also feed it your writing piece and put it on high reasoning. Trust me, it will give better advice and read between the lines and catch your intention