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Honest take after a year: I use ChatGPT for way fewer things than I thought I would

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When I started I tried to funnel everything through it. Emails, meal plans, workout stuff, random trivia, decisions. Some of it was a waste of time, honestly. A year in, my actual daily use narrowed down to like three things: turning my messy notes into something readable, rewriting things to sound…

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  1. 2026-09-14 17:25 · r/ChatGPTPro
    Honest take after a year: I use ChatGPT for way fewer things than I thought I would

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