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Talk to ChatGPT (STOP Using Your Keyboard!)

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Typing into ChatGPT is slower than you think—and it can add friction to your daily workflow. Learn how speaking into ChatGPT boosts speed, accuracy, and helps you organize messy thoughts into a clear system for your business. In this video, Scott Friesen shows you how to use dictation in ChatGPT fast. ✅ Want to simplify your system? I can help: https://www.simpletivity.com ✉️ Weekly software tips directly to your inbox: https://www.simpletivity.com/newsletter 🔓 Use Google apps? Unlock the full power with your free guide: https://simpletivity.com/googleapps — Simpletivity helps solopreneurs and small business owners get organized, stay focused, and feel less overwhelmed—without chasing the newest app or rigid system. Scott Friesen is a productivity expert, international speaker, and founder of Simpletivity. Icons made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com #simpletivity #chatgpt #chatgpttips

About This Video

Are you still using your keyboard to type into ChatGPT? In this video, I want you to stop—because it’s slower than you think and it adds unnecessary friction to your workflow. I walk you through a much simpler approach: dictation. The numbers make this an easy decision. Average typing speed is around 40 WPM (60 is “good”), while the average speaking speed is roughly 130–150 WPM. In my own quick test, I spoke at 122 WPM versus typing at 68 WPM—nearly twice as fast. But speed isn’t the only win. I also found my dictation accuracy was 100%, while my typing accuracy sits closer to 92–93% because I’m worrying about spelling, tense, and little errors. And with AI, that’s the whole point: it’s excellent at organizing messy thoughts. I show you how to use the microphone button to dictate a prompt, review the text before sending, and then add a quick instruction like “please group these into an actionable task list.” The result is a clean, grouped set of tasks you can copy into your project board and actually start using—without getting stuck staring at a blinking cursor.

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