A working dad, starting a long journey to reach FIRE, contentment, or both.
Recently, I read something from someone I follow on Twitter (or X, or whatever we’re calling it this week) that bugged me. This person was, in effect, saying that they could not respect someone who didn’t make a certain thing a priority…which I don’t. In years past, reading this would have bothered me, as, in general, the person who said this was someone whose opinion I value.
This year, things are going to be different.
In the previous post, I asked ChatGPT to write 1000-1500 words about depression and financial independence. (I have one of those; unfortunately, the one I have is not the financial independence.) I promised to add my personal take to ChatGPT’s ideas and see how close it came to describing my situation.
So, how did ChatGPT do? Let’s find out.
Stop me if you’ve heard this premise, but…I asked ChatGPT to write a 1000-1500 word blog post about trying to reach financial independence while struggling with depression. How did it do?
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