Using ChatGPT To Start 2025 Off Strong

So what’s your 2025 New Year’s Resolution?

What’s your word of the year?

What do you want to improve this year?

Is there any actual hope for improving this year, or any way to help you narrow down your goals for the year?

While it is all well and good for us to make goals, actually accomplishing those goals is a much bigger deal.

Fortunately for us, we have the robots. *Cough* I mean ChatGPT. Or any other AI that suits your fancy.

I saw this on TikTok by a creator named Kate Weids. It completely changed my perspective heading into the new year.

Here’s the prompt

I want to create my goal and vision for 2025. Please guide me through this process by asking me 10 questions one by one, and when I’m done answering the 10th question please write my dream life story for 2025, what my 2025 affirmation will be and then my top 5 goals broken down by (insert categories here). Please give me a detailed plan for how I can achieve my goals and tell me if they are realistic and achievable. Also, provide me with a word for a new year that summarizes this plan.

Some examples of categories include: spiritual, career, health, organizational, finances, hobbies, etc.

Be as specific as possible in your answers. The more you can give to the robots, with thoughtful, detailed answers, the better they will be able to give back to you.

Are you wondering what mine is?

Here’s my affirmation for 2025:

“I am a strong, patient and consistent mom. I trust in God’s plan for me and my family. I am capable of balancing my home, my faith and my passion for blogging. I am proud of my progress and embrace the peace and joy that comes with perseverance.”

Our brains thrive off of what we feed them. We feed our brains negativity all day and then are shocked when negativity comes out of it. But what if we purposely decided in 2025 to feed our brains positivity? My affirmation is not a current reality, but if I keep feeding my brain that positivity, will it one day become my reality?

Using ChatGPT to help lead us in questions that make us think through our goals, not just spout out the generic that we know we aren’t going to follow anyway.