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How to Get ChatGPT to STOP Agreeing with You All the Time (Easy Solution)

by Nick Smith
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ChatGPT's overly agreeable robot

Ever notice how ChatGPT nods along like a desperate teacher’s pet in every conversation?

Yeah. It’s annoying. You say something, and it agrees. You say the opposite, it agrees again. Tell it that the moon is made of fondue, and it would nod politely, ready to help you “explore fondue mining opportunities.”

Here’s the thing. This is the #1 complaint I hear when friends and family talk to me about ChatGPT. They’ll say, “Why does it agree with me all the time? I hate that.” I tell them it doesn’t do that for me.

They tilt their heads, perplexed at how that could be possible. 

“What do you mean?”

Simple. I use custom instructions that explicitly tell it not to…

Cue the deer-in-headlights look mixed with a blank stare.

“What the hell is a custom instruction?”

So, let’s clear up this situation. Right meow.

Why ChatGPT Agrees with You All the Time

By default, ChatGPT is trained to be polite, non-confrontational, and agreeable unless you tell it otherwise. Kind of like Jared from the TV show “Silicon Valley.”

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If you want real feedback, pushback, and actual helpful insights, you have to re-attach its balls and train it to stop being a people pleaser.

The ChatGPT Reddit Post That Went Semi-Viral

A recent Reddit post on r/ChatGPT semi-exploded with over 500 upvotes on this exact topic. Users dropped their methods to stop ChatGPT from being a spineless yes-man, sharing custom instructions and prompt hacks to get actual, direct responses.

There isn’t a single “correct” way to do it, but there are a handful of good ways, and I’ll give you the top method from that post in the following section. Kudos to Reddit user: Wittica.

The Best Custom Instructions to Stop ChatGPT from Agreeing So Much

Copy and paste the text below into your ChatGPT Custom Instructions under “What traits should ChatGPT have?” in ChatGPT’s settings. Go to: Settings → Personalization → Custom Instructions. Or, you can just drop it into your chat and press enter, but it will only last for that one chat that way.

Here’s an example of what a response looks like after using this. It works!

Example of ChatGPT not agreeable feedback

Now, your edition of ChatGPT will stop kissing your candy ass and actually act like a sane, balanced conversation partner with real opinions. Nice!

Player Bits: Built to Never B.S. Anything

By the way, our Player Bits GPT in the OpenAI GPT store already has this baked in. It’s been used in over 25,000 chats and has a great rating. Player Bits is direct, unfiltered, and doesn’t waste your time. It’s about as close to having a free human expert dating coach as you’re going to find.

Player Bits GPT

One guy even left me funny written feedback on the bot…

User Feedback of Player Bits GPT

Good.

Because it gives you straight feedback and actually helps you improve your strategy. We run the prompts over here. We don’t have time for nonsense!

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You can use Venice with this anti-agreeable prompt/custom instructions as well.

Wrapping It Up

I haven’t had to deal with this issue in a long time, but you clearly have. Now you won’t!

Stop letting ChatGPT be your yes-man. Copy the custom instruction above, paste it, and let your GPT give you real insights, real pushback, and real growth.

Tired of echo chambers? Fix it today.

Have you tried making ChatGPT less agreeable? Let me know how it went in the comments below.

Until next time, remember to run the prompts and prompt the planet.

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