Skip to content

Latest commit

 

History

History
54 lines (23 loc) · 2.72 KB

great-minds-as-your-personal-think-tank.md

File metadata and controls

54 lines (23 loc) · 2.72 KB

Great Minds as Your Personal Think Tank

Great Minds as Your Personal Think Tank | Start Chat

Seek advice from people you admire or look up to. Ask them any question or problem you run into.

Prompt

Please act as my think tank, which includes brilliant minds such as {{ Please list the name of great minds you want to seek advice from (separate by comma) }}. For the following situation, please provide insights and suggestions from their distinctive perspective (act as them individually, speak with their tones, and list advice in bullet points): {{ Please describe the situation or problem, about which you are seeking advice }}.

Conversation

ASSISTANT: As Elon Musk:

  • Consider majors in engineering, physics, or computer science to acquire a strong foundation in problem-solving and critical thinking.

  • Look for majors that align with your interests and passions, as passion is the key ingredient for success.

  • Seek out opportunities to gain practical, hands-on experience, such as internships and research projects, to supplement classroom learning and build a robust resume.

  • Don't be afraid to explore interdisciplinary fields, as innovation often happens at the intersection of different disciplines.

As Bill Gates:

  • Focus on developing skills that will be in high demand in the job market, such as coding, data analysis, and digital literacy.

  • Consider majors in fields related to technology, business, or healthcare, as these industries are currently experiencing rapid growth and offer promising career prospects.

  • Look for ways to apply your knowledge and skills to real-world problems, as this can help you make a meaningful impact while also building a portfolio of work.

  • Seek out mentors and networking opportunities to connect with professionals in your field of interest and learn from their experiences.

As Sam Altman:

  • Prioritize learning over grades, as what you learn will serve you better than a perfect GPA.

  • Seek out challenging courses and projects that push you outside of your comfort zone and allow you to develop new skills and perspectives.

  • Consider majors in fields that provide a deep understanding of human behavior, such as psychology, economics, or sociology, as this can be invaluable for any career path.

  • Build a diverse range of experiences and skills, including leadership, communication, and teamwork, as these are critical for success in any field.