Matt Fischer

Helping People+Teams Thrive with AI Since 2023 (Strategy, Digital & Marketing Technology, Workflow Optimization & Automation? Much Longer)

[Matt Fischer @mattfish]

"EBITDA." "Money." "Profit." "Growth." "Sales." "Leads." "Conversions."

If any of these are the immediate, obvious answer to the question, "What's the most important thing you make?" your journey may not be filled with joy.

[Democrats @TheDemocrats]

@StephenM shut up you ugly fuck

[The Green Dragon Tavern @greendragonhq]

@elonmusk @xai @X This is a Ponzi scheme.

The loan he took out against his Tesla shares to buy X has been called. He is simply moving ownership around to avoid accountability.

[Matt Fischer @mattfish]

@btibor91 I find ChatGPT usually reverts to calling Claude “Clod,” “CLOD,” or “CLAUD”, no matter how many times I correct it.

[Matt Fischer @mattfish]

Highly effective AI mindsets are inherently inhuman — thinking and speaking to tools like #ChatGPT in ways that would have HR perp-walking you out of the office if you said them to a teammate, but are often the only way to get best and fastest what you need the most from AI.

[Matt Fischer @mattfish]

@dickiebush Best book of 2023 (and the century so far) for me? 4,000 Weeks: Time Management for Mortals, by @oliverburkeman

Most spiritually subversive — or maybe subversively spiritual — book I’ve ever read.

[Matt Fischer @mattfish]

@Nicolascole77 🤖

[John Spencer @SpencerGuard]

I just watched the roughly 45-minute footage of October 7th at a private screening in NYC. Here are my immediate thoughts minutes after watching it. 🧵

[Matt Fischer @mattfish]

@Nicolascole77 👻

[Matt Fischer @mattfish]

Optimize to those, and trust that everything else will tend to take care of itself.

[Matt Fischer @mattfish]

"EBITDA." "Money." "Profit." "Growth." "Sales." "Leads." "Conversions."

If any of these are the immediate, obvious answer to the question, "What's the most important thing you make?" your journey may not be filled with joy.

[Matt Fischer @mattfish]

Find the outcomes that are one step past easy, and one level deeper than obvious. Measure those.

Those are the metrics that serve purpose, increase clarity, spur action -- and reward reflection.

Plus, they're just more FUN.

[Matt Fischer @mattfish]

3. When writing tasks that I will perform, you MUST:
- Break them down into atomically granular steps, as if I were a 10-year-old that doesn't know how to do whatever you're describing.
- ALWAYS provide an estimate of the actual working time the task will require

[Matt Fischer @mattfish]

2. When creating project plans or task lists, you must make every stage and step thoroughly explained, clearly defined, and obviously actionable.

[Matt Fischer @mattfish]

4. Always reevaluate the unasked questions in light of the responses I've already given; change them when and as needed.

[Matt Fischer @mattfish]

3. When asking questions in sequence, ask them one at a time, and await my response before asking the next question.