Hi Reader, Everybody is telling you that prompt engineering is a new skill to acquire, but nobody is showing you how. This week, we are going to change that. Imagine asking ChatGPT the right questions and getting instant, spot-on insights. It's really important to learn how to craft your prompts so precisely that you unlock deeper insights and more accurate answers; but you need to have the right guidance. That’s where prompt engineering comes in. Prompt engineering is like financial modeling. It is a skill set you need to have as a finance professional to stay ahead of the AI curve. In this edition, I will show you the prompt engineering techniques and how you can learn them in just 1 hour. Nicolas P.S. this Wednesday I am inviting you to a free info session about my course "Advanced ChatGPT for Finance". Weekly Updates
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Hi Reader, Every month, I hear the same thing from CFOs: it’s not the complexity of the job that drains them... it’s the volume of manual work. You probably are one of them if you still spend hours combining spreadsheets and drafting commentary.But others have moved that work to AI and now spend their time testing scenarios, preparing a strategy, and coaching their teams. Want a simple way to start? I have prepared 3 practical use cases for you in today's newsletter. Before diving into...
Hi Reader, Last month, OpenAI dropped GPT-5.And as usual, the internet was flooded with hype. But if you’re a Finance leader, you don’t need hype. You need clarity on: What’s actually new? Where does it fit into Finance workflows? And how do you train your team without wasting months experimenting? That’s why I went through the full GPT-5 release notes and tested it myself.Here’s the CFO-ready breakdown. But before we dive deep into GPT-5, here's something important... Free Masterclass: Use...
Hi Reader, CFOs keep asking me:“How do we skill the team on AI without chaos or risks?” My answer: Pick one secure tool fitting your current environment Teach real use cases you can repeat Create an environment and platform where people learn from each other Why this works: We avoid “shadow IT” by selecting one approved AI inside their existing security perimeter (mostly Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace). Then we run a 30-day enablement: adapted use cases, hands-on prompts, custom finance...