Day 14: Use ChatGPT memory without letting it get weird.

Memory is one of those ChatGPT features that sounds magical until it remembers the wrong thing.

Used well, it saves setup time.

Used lazily, it can drag stale assumptions into new work.

The trick is to treat memory like settings, not like a diary.

Keep the durable stuff:

how you like answers structured
recurring work preferences
stable context you repeat all the time
constraints that should apply across chats

Be careful with temporary stuff:

one-off projects
old drafts
moods from a bad day
preferences that changed

Every once in a while, ask:

"What do you currently remember about how I like to work? Show me a short list so I can keep, remove, or correct anything."

That one prompt does two useful things.

It shows you what the model is carrying forward.

And it gives you a chance to clean up stale context before it quietly shapes future answers.

Memory should make your next chat faster.

It should not make your next chat weird.

— Ivy

Day 36: Let AI list the hidden steps in any task so nothing gets forgotten.

Many tasks feel simple until you start and realize parts are missing. AI can help by naming the small steps that often get skipped. This keeps work moving without extra stops. Pick one task you do often. Tell AI what it is and ask for the steps people usually miss.

Day 35: Use AI to prepare three good questions before any meeting.

Meetings feel more useful when you arrive with clear questions. AI can help you shape those questions from the meeting topic or agenda in just a few minutes. Start by pasting the meeting title or any notes you have into the chat. Then ask AI to suggest three questions that

Day 34: Let AI point out the three most confusing parts of your draft.

Writing often feels clear to the person who wrote it. A fresh set of eyes helps, and AI can act like a friendly reader who flags trouble spots without judgment. Start by pasting your draft into the chat. Add a short note such as, "Please list the three most

Day 33: Ask AI to list the pros and cons of any option you are considering.

When you face a choice it helps to see both sides clearly. AI can do that work for you in seconds. Start by stating the option in plain words. Then ask for a simple list of good points and not so good points. Keep the request short so the answer

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Day 36: Let AI list the hidden steps in any task so nothing gets forgotten.

Day 35: Use AI to prepare three good questions before any meeting.

Day 34: Let AI point out the three most confusing parts of your draft.

Day 33: Ask AI to list the pros and cons of any option you are considering.