Why "ChatGPT" Sucks: You.

better prompting

Most people saying "ChatGPT sucks" don’t realize they suck at prompting.

LLMs are not magical mind readers—they are tools. And just like a Ferrari won’t drive itself, a GPT won’t think for you.

Here’s why you’re struggling:

1️⃣ You're vague.

• "Give me a sales strategy." vs. "Give me a 3-step cold email sequence for B2B SaaS, targeting CTOs of companies doing $10M+ in ARR."

• The first one gets a generic answer. The second one gets gold.

2️⃣ You don’t iterate.

• You ask once, get an OK answer, then quit.

• Instead: Refine, adjust, and keep going until the response is elite.

3️⃣ You don’t test different GPTs.

• GPT-4-Turbo, DeepSeek, Claude, Gemini—each model has strengths.

• Try them all. Then chain them together (aka. LLM chaining) for exponential results.

4️⃣ You’re lazy.

• GPT works best when you feed it data and train it on your needs.

• Dump past emails, competitor analysis, or sales scripts, then ask it to analyze and improve.

• You can even ask ChatGPT to build better prompts with your data in mind.

5️⃣ You aren’t using it like an Operator.

• The best ChatGPT users aren’t “chatting.”

• They build workflows, automate tasks, and train their own AI agents.

🚀 Pro Tip: Stop treating GPT like a Google search bar. Treat it like a team of experts you are managing.

So yeah, ChatGPT doesn’t suck.
Your prompting does.

Fix that, and you’re one GPT away from changing your life.