Effort Revolution
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Book Introduction
From now on, what matters is not the 'quantity' of effort, but the 'strategy'.
A new formula for human and AI collaboration!
“Hard work never betrays.” This sentence has long been considered true.
Will this adage hold true in the age of generative AI? Until now, effort has been considered a process requiring hands-on experience, time, and dedication.
But generative AI has opened up a world where it's easy to produce a lot of pretty cool results in an instant.
Now, you can develop programs without knowing how to code, and create illustrations with the desired composition and colors without knowing how to draw.
In a situation where anyone can create what they want, an 80-point result is just a starting point; the key is who will create a result that goes beyond 100 points and reaches 120 points.
"Effort Revolution" introduces how to make ChatGPT, which has an overwhelming number of users among numerous generative AIs, your own mentor and colleague.
It shows you how to easily pass 80 points and advance to 120 points through various strategies such as approaching the core of the problem by talking as if passing a ball back and forth and connecting the ideas floating around in your head.
Let's discover the "AI Era's Effort Method," which overcomes 10 years of trial and error by copying the work, experience, and sense of someone you admire.
Now, it is strategy, not the amount of effort, that determines competitiveness.
While someone might spend several nights working hard to find the right answer, someone else will catch up and find their own solution in an instant.
Will you take your time in the looming gap or break through quickly? The choice is yours.
A new formula for human and AI collaboration!
“Hard work never betrays.” This sentence has long been considered true.
Will this adage hold true in the age of generative AI? Until now, effort has been considered a process requiring hands-on experience, time, and dedication.
But generative AI has opened up a world where it's easy to produce a lot of pretty cool results in an instant.
Now, you can develop programs without knowing how to code, and create illustrations with the desired composition and colors without knowing how to draw.
In a situation where anyone can create what they want, an 80-point result is just a starting point; the key is who will create a result that goes beyond 100 points and reaches 120 points.
"Effort Revolution" introduces how to make ChatGPT, which has an overwhelming number of users among numerous generative AIs, your own mentor and colleague.
It shows you how to easily pass 80 points and advance to 120 points through various strategies such as approaching the core of the problem by talking as if passing a ball back and forth and connecting the ideas floating around in your head.
Let's discover the "AI Era's Effort Method," which overcomes 10 years of trial and error by copying the work, experience, and sense of someone you admire.
Now, it is strategy, not the amount of effort, that determines competitiveness.
While someone might spend several nights working hard to find the right answer, someone else will catch up and find their own solution in an instant.
Will you take your time in the looming gap or break through quickly? The choice is yours.
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index
Starting now? Now, a revolution in effort has occurred.
Chapter 0: Three Huge Changes Brought About by ChatGPT
Change 1.
Now, 80 points is not a passing score, but a starting point.
Change 2.
Everything is personalized
Change 3.
From 'Finding the Answer' to 'Repeating'
Chapter 1: Breaking Down Walls with ChatGPT
5 Steps to Clarity with ChatGPT
ChatGPT is not a tool for finding the right answer.
Step 1.
First, let me ask you a general question.
Step 2.
Breaking the problem down into smaller pieces
Step 3.
Rally
Step 4.
Compress
Step 5.
Digging in step by step
See Fukatsu-style prompts
3 Things to Keep in Mind When Using ChatGPT
*Growth Change Point 1
Chapter 2: Copying a Smart Mind
Connecting the countless drawers in your head
McKinsey's way of thinking about extracting meaningful information
It becomes easier to abstract facts
Applying abstractions lightly
Expand your thinking by repeating 'that is' and 'for example'
Before you worry, ask ChatGPT.
The key to problem solving is to specify the problem.
Finding the crux of the problem: the headline
Bringing outstanding business leaders into a virtual forum
Ask ChatGPT about its thought process.
*Growth Change Point 2
Chapter 3: Copying Experience
Ten years of foundational experience is now meaningless.
The craftsman's skills are visualized
Working to create an alibi lowers productivity.
Make the leader you admire your own mentor.
*Growth Change Point 3
Chapter 4: Copying Sense
Compress long chunks and transform them into numerous patterns
Sense is a compressed experience of countless trials and errors.
Keep drawing until you get a super rare item
Now, it starts with execution rather than planning.
The survival strategy of living things is to reproduce a lot.
The idea of "how to reduce failures" becomes meaningless.
Innovation is born from the combination of ordinary things.
Easily develop your inferential skills
A creative economy that benefits individuals
*Growth Change Point 4
Chapter 5: Learning Methods in the ChatGPT Era
In the AI era, there are no more stable jobs.
An era where you can study whenever you want
Tailor your learning pace and content to your needs
Between anxiety and boredom, humans become absorbed.
The old saying, "You have to build up your skills to avoid missing opportunities"
Language barriers disappear when gathering information.
Create Your Own Graduate School with YouTube and AI
Chapter 6: What AI Can't Copy
Irreplaceable abilities unique to humans
Logical thinking alone cannot lead to wise decisions.
Is ChatGPT Making Humans Stupid?
Discover your own axis by repeating input and output.
The cause of frustration is mostly lack of output.
Finding a good hypothesis with my dedicated coach, ChatGPT.
Putting jumbled, tangled thoughts into words
Make "How are you these days?" a habit
An exclamation that activates the curiosity switch
I can only see 30 percent
*Growth Change Point 5
Chapter 7: Starting with "I Want to Do It," Not "I Have to Do It"
What is the difference between the iPhone and the Galapagos Phone?
From ‘filling what is missing’ to ‘creating what you want’
The driving force is the question, 'Why do I do this?'
Why New Business Projects Started Without Consideration Fail
Learning a skill should not be the purpose of life.
Company titles are no motivator
Favoritism, not IQ, creates a competitive advantage.
*Growth Change Point 6
Chapter 8: Ordinary People Can Reach the Top
What Great Entrepreneurs Have in Common: The Principle of the Patchwork Quilt
Start with the mindset of 'I want to do this' and become rich.
Break free from the shackles of backward thinking
Monetization will follow later.
How to Increase Your Followers on Social Media
First, get started and then get the necessary equipment.
The mindset of building Legos, not jigsaw puzzles
From logical thinking to the era of hypothetical reasoning
It's natural to feel anxious when taking your first step.
No one knows what the right choice is
Chapter 0: Three Huge Changes Brought About by ChatGPT
Change 1.
Now, 80 points is not a passing score, but a starting point.
Change 2.
Everything is personalized
Change 3.
From 'Finding the Answer' to 'Repeating'
Chapter 1: Breaking Down Walls with ChatGPT
5 Steps to Clarity with ChatGPT
ChatGPT is not a tool for finding the right answer.
Step 1.
First, let me ask you a general question.
Step 2.
Breaking the problem down into smaller pieces
Step 3.
Rally
Step 4.
Compress
Step 5.
Digging in step by step
See Fukatsu-style prompts
3 Things to Keep in Mind When Using ChatGPT
*Growth Change Point 1
Chapter 2: Copying a Smart Mind
Connecting the countless drawers in your head
McKinsey's way of thinking about extracting meaningful information
It becomes easier to abstract facts
Applying abstractions lightly
Expand your thinking by repeating 'that is' and 'for example'
Before you worry, ask ChatGPT.
The key to problem solving is to specify the problem.
Finding the crux of the problem: the headline
Bringing outstanding business leaders into a virtual forum
Ask ChatGPT about its thought process.
*Growth Change Point 2
Chapter 3: Copying Experience
Ten years of foundational experience is now meaningless.
The craftsman's skills are visualized
Working to create an alibi lowers productivity.
Make the leader you admire your own mentor.
*Growth Change Point 3
Chapter 4: Copying Sense
Compress long chunks and transform them into numerous patterns
Sense is a compressed experience of countless trials and errors.
Keep drawing until you get a super rare item
Now, it starts with execution rather than planning.
The survival strategy of living things is to reproduce a lot.
The idea of "how to reduce failures" becomes meaningless.
Innovation is born from the combination of ordinary things.
Easily develop your inferential skills
A creative economy that benefits individuals
*Growth Change Point 4
Chapter 5: Learning Methods in the ChatGPT Era
In the AI era, there are no more stable jobs.
An era where you can study whenever you want
Tailor your learning pace and content to your needs
Between anxiety and boredom, humans become absorbed.
The old saying, "You have to build up your skills to avoid missing opportunities"
Language barriers disappear when gathering information.
Create Your Own Graduate School with YouTube and AI
Chapter 6: What AI Can't Copy
Irreplaceable abilities unique to humans
Logical thinking alone cannot lead to wise decisions.
Is ChatGPT Making Humans Stupid?
Discover your own axis by repeating input and output.
The cause of frustration is mostly lack of output.
Finding a good hypothesis with my dedicated coach, ChatGPT.
Putting jumbled, tangled thoughts into words
Make "How are you these days?" a habit
An exclamation that activates the curiosity switch
I can only see 30 percent
*Growth Change Point 5
Chapter 7: Starting with "I Want to Do It," Not "I Have to Do It"
What is the difference between the iPhone and the Galapagos Phone?
From ‘filling what is missing’ to ‘creating what you want’
The driving force is the question, 'Why do I do this?'
Why New Business Projects Started Without Consideration Fail
Learning a skill should not be the purpose of life.
Company titles are no motivator
Favoritism, not IQ, creates a competitive advantage.
*Growth Change Point 6
Chapter 8: Ordinary People Can Reach the Top
What Great Entrepreneurs Have in Common: The Principle of the Patchwork Quilt
Start with the mindset of 'I want to do this' and become rich.
Break free from the shackles of backward thinking
Monetization will follow later.
How to Increase Your Followers on Social Media
First, get started and then get the necessary equipment.
The mindset of building Legos, not jigsaw puzzles
From logical thinking to the era of hypothetical reasoning
It's natural to feel anxious when taking your first step.
No one knows what the right choice is
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Into the book
Until now, we have lived under the premise that 'there is a right answer to everything.'
It was a society that considered successful those who followed the so-called correct course of graduating from a prestigious university and entering a large corporation.
Certainly, there has been a correct answer so far.
--- p.24
Until now, ordinary people had to spend some time and make consistent efforts to gain work experience and acquire skills and sense.
However, with ChatGPT, you can easily copy someone's work, experience, and sense and use it as your own.
In short, it means that the method itself of putting in the effort required for an individual to grow has changed.
--- p.27
ChatGPT is not a tool for searching for answers, but rather a tool for 'co-creation' that creates new things together through conversation (chat).
There's more to this than just the idea that search engines and generative AI are distinct tools.
The trend of "moving from search engines to generative AI" demonstrates that the very premise of society is shifting from "finding the right answer" to "creating something new."
--- p.33
Breaking it down into small pieces and analyzing it is ChatGPT's specialty.
You don't have to solve it all at once from the beginning.
If you go to the point where you think, 'Wouldn't this loosen things up a bit?', you will naturally move towards a solution.
--- p.79
Because human thought is structured around language, if I completely copy what someone said, I can apply that person's thoughts and experiences to my own work.
ChatGPT helps you completely replicate someone's experience by shortening the process of memorizing by repeatedly reading a book.
--- p.103
One-on-one meetings are a way to organize your tangled thoughts into words.
At this time, the role of the supervisor is not to 'provide the answer', but to be a rallying point, passing the ball back and forth and helping the subordinate organize his thoughts.
Going forward, ChatGPT rallies will function as one-on-one meetings without the need for a boss to ask questions.
--- p.175
Knowledge and technology are just tools needed for starting and managing a business.
Yet many people turn the means into ends.
We need to start with the thought, 'I want to become like this,' but before we know it, technology itself becomes the purpose of life, and we live our lives under the illusion that if we just have technology, we will be secure.
--- p.197
Express yourself by doing what you love and what you want to do.
Soon you will meet someone who sympathizes with you and find a companion to walk alongside you.
It doesn't matter if you're not a great adventurer.
Nowadays, even ordinary people can go on adventures.
ChatGPT is what made this possible.
It was a society that considered successful those who followed the so-called correct course of graduating from a prestigious university and entering a large corporation.
Certainly, there has been a correct answer so far.
--- p.24
Until now, ordinary people had to spend some time and make consistent efforts to gain work experience and acquire skills and sense.
However, with ChatGPT, you can easily copy someone's work, experience, and sense and use it as your own.
In short, it means that the method itself of putting in the effort required for an individual to grow has changed.
--- p.27
ChatGPT is not a tool for searching for answers, but rather a tool for 'co-creation' that creates new things together through conversation (chat).
There's more to this than just the idea that search engines and generative AI are distinct tools.
The trend of "moving from search engines to generative AI" demonstrates that the very premise of society is shifting from "finding the right answer" to "creating something new."
--- p.33
Breaking it down into small pieces and analyzing it is ChatGPT's specialty.
You don't have to solve it all at once from the beginning.
If you go to the point where you think, 'Wouldn't this loosen things up a bit?', you will naturally move towards a solution.
--- p.79
Because human thought is structured around language, if I completely copy what someone said, I can apply that person's thoughts and experiences to my own work.
ChatGPT helps you completely replicate someone's experience by shortening the process of memorizing by repeatedly reading a book.
--- p.103
One-on-one meetings are a way to organize your tangled thoughts into words.
At this time, the role of the supervisor is not to 'provide the answer', but to be a rallying point, passing the ball back and forth and helping the subordinate organize his thoughts.
Going forward, ChatGPT rallies will function as one-on-one meetings without the need for a boss to ask questions.
--- p.175
Knowledge and technology are just tools needed for starting and managing a business.
Yet many people turn the means into ends.
We need to start with the thought, 'I want to become like this,' but before we know it, technology itself becomes the purpose of life, and we live our lives under the illusion that if we just have technology, we will be secure.
--- p.197
Express yourself by doing what you love and what you want to do.
Soon you will meet someone who sympathizes with you and find a companion to walk alongside you.
It doesn't matter if you're not a great adventurer.
Nowadays, even ordinary people can go on adventures.
ChatGPT is what made this possible.
--- p.228
Publisher's Review
All the time and effort you put into it is now over!
Skip 10 years of trial and error!
How to instantly acquire the knowledge, experience, and sense of experts in the AI era
Generative AI is rapidly permeating our daily lives and work.
Books introducing various AI usage methods are pouring out, and AI-based marketing and design are constantly emerging.
People worry, "If I don't know AI, will I be left behind?" or they wait and see, thinking, "AI can't keep up with humans yet."
However, it would be a mistake to view the future, driven by new technological innovations, as a "confrontation between AI and humans." For those who don't know how to utilize AI will not face AI itself, but rather "those who know how to utilize AI effectively."
《Effort Revolution》 is a book that teaches us how to use AI not as a tool, but as a thinking colleague.
There is no prompt that gives you the correct answer in an instant.
Generative AI like ChatGPT is optimized for conversation and expanding thinking, not finding answers.
You need to talk to ChatGPT.
I need to make you see the blind spots I haven't seen.
You need to give me directions so I can run at full speed instead.
This book's co-author, Kazuhiro Obara, previously wrote "Process Economy," which presented a fresh framework that emphasizes selling the process of achieving a product rather than the finished product, and ranked first overall on Amazon Japan.
The Effort Revolution also teaches us how to master the process.
However, it goes one step further in that the process is done not alone, but with AI.
Let's shorten the minimum 10 years it takes for a beginner to become an expert.
Start with 80 points and revise repeatedly rather than trying to get it right the first time.
A new formula for effort, achieved together by AI and humans.
A common mistake people make is asking ChatGPT big, vague questions like, “Why is my company’s performance not good?”
Based on their own conversations with ChatGPT, the two authors introduce specific methods for gradually narrowing down the questions and delving into the core of the problem.
Connect new information to existing knowledge: An expert is someone who can analyze a problem from multiple angles and connect the different ideas floating around in their head.
One way to copy such a thought system is through the 'concrete-abstract' routine.
"What specific risks will come with executing the plan?" → "What broader topic is this issue related to?" Connecting each piece of information and creating your own thought map is the starting point of professional thinking.
Skip the 10 years of foundational experience: Let's make ChatGPT the expert I want to seek advice from.
“I am the project leader.
We need to improve our business deficit.
Based on the organized data, assume the character of CEO Son Jeong-ui and give him 10 pieces of advice.” ChatGPT will become your personal mentor and provide you with wise advice you won’t hear anywhere else.
Try as many as possible, as quickly as possible: Creativity begins with generating a large number of ideas, even if they are imperfect.
“Combine 10 rare ingredients to create 10 new fillings for rice balls.” The key is to not give up until you find that one rare idea.
Learning in the AI Era Transcends Physical Barriers: Leveraging AI's personalized capabilities, location, time, and language are no longer barriers to learning.
Now, anyone can learn what they want, wherever they want, whenever they want.
ChatGPT is the ultimate personalized coach, identifying users' learning abilities and interests, selecting the necessary materials, and repeatedly explaining any areas where understanding is lacking.
Still, the final decision is made by humans.
The one ability that ChatGPT cannot copy
ChatGPT can be used to copy an expert's thought process, experience, and even sense, but there are areas unique to humans that generative AI can never copy.
It is the 'power to surpass'.
Only humans can make bold decisions that transcend conventional wisdom and advance into new areas.
Great leaders sometimes make unconventional decisions that logical thinking alone could not have reached.
And that's often the defining moment that changes the fate of a company.
How could they trust their intuition and make bold decisions?
The desire to do something, the desire to share what you like with others, the desire to create something that has never existed before in the world - in other words, the power to surpass is created from human will.
Despite the uncertain circumstances, the desire to "get it done somehow" creates a turning point, and with that will, colleagues join in, and generative AI begins to open up new, unpredictable paths.
Skip 10 years of trial and error!
How to instantly acquire the knowledge, experience, and sense of experts in the AI era
Generative AI is rapidly permeating our daily lives and work.
Books introducing various AI usage methods are pouring out, and AI-based marketing and design are constantly emerging.
People worry, "If I don't know AI, will I be left behind?" or they wait and see, thinking, "AI can't keep up with humans yet."
However, it would be a mistake to view the future, driven by new technological innovations, as a "confrontation between AI and humans." For those who don't know how to utilize AI will not face AI itself, but rather "those who know how to utilize AI effectively."
《Effort Revolution》 is a book that teaches us how to use AI not as a tool, but as a thinking colleague.
There is no prompt that gives you the correct answer in an instant.
Generative AI like ChatGPT is optimized for conversation and expanding thinking, not finding answers.
You need to talk to ChatGPT.
I need to make you see the blind spots I haven't seen.
You need to give me directions so I can run at full speed instead.
This book's co-author, Kazuhiro Obara, previously wrote "Process Economy," which presented a fresh framework that emphasizes selling the process of achieving a product rather than the finished product, and ranked first overall on Amazon Japan.
The Effort Revolution also teaches us how to master the process.
However, it goes one step further in that the process is done not alone, but with AI.
Let's shorten the minimum 10 years it takes for a beginner to become an expert.
Start with 80 points and revise repeatedly rather than trying to get it right the first time.
A new formula for effort, achieved together by AI and humans.
A common mistake people make is asking ChatGPT big, vague questions like, “Why is my company’s performance not good?”
Based on their own conversations with ChatGPT, the two authors introduce specific methods for gradually narrowing down the questions and delving into the core of the problem.
Connect new information to existing knowledge: An expert is someone who can analyze a problem from multiple angles and connect the different ideas floating around in their head.
One way to copy such a thought system is through the 'concrete-abstract' routine.
"What specific risks will come with executing the plan?" → "What broader topic is this issue related to?" Connecting each piece of information and creating your own thought map is the starting point of professional thinking.
Skip the 10 years of foundational experience: Let's make ChatGPT the expert I want to seek advice from.
“I am the project leader.
We need to improve our business deficit.
Based on the organized data, assume the character of CEO Son Jeong-ui and give him 10 pieces of advice.” ChatGPT will become your personal mentor and provide you with wise advice you won’t hear anywhere else.
Try as many as possible, as quickly as possible: Creativity begins with generating a large number of ideas, even if they are imperfect.
“Combine 10 rare ingredients to create 10 new fillings for rice balls.” The key is to not give up until you find that one rare idea.
Learning in the AI Era Transcends Physical Barriers: Leveraging AI's personalized capabilities, location, time, and language are no longer barriers to learning.
Now, anyone can learn what they want, wherever they want, whenever they want.
ChatGPT is the ultimate personalized coach, identifying users' learning abilities and interests, selecting the necessary materials, and repeatedly explaining any areas where understanding is lacking.
Still, the final decision is made by humans.
The one ability that ChatGPT cannot copy
ChatGPT can be used to copy an expert's thought process, experience, and even sense, but there are areas unique to humans that generative AI can never copy.
It is the 'power to surpass'.
Only humans can make bold decisions that transcend conventional wisdom and advance into new areas.
Great leaders sometimes make unconventional decisions that logical thinking alone could not have reached.
And that's often the defining moment that changes the fate of a company.
How could they trust their intuition and make bold decisions?
The desire to do something, the desire to share what you like with others, the desire to create something that has never existed before in the world - in other words, the power to surpass is created from human will.
Despite the uncertain circumstances, the desire to "get it done somehow" creates a turning point, and with that will, colleagues join in, and generative AI begins to open up new, unpredictable paths.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: October 30, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 228 pages | 264g | 123*203*15mm
- ISBN13: 9791173323850
- ISBN10: 1173323856
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