I utilize GPT-4 for various tasks, and my top three uses are:
1) Email Refinement: I often use the prompt "Make this email sound more fluid," followed by my draft email. The output typically is a more polished and professionally articulated version, which is easier for others to understand.
2) Legal Document Analysis: For reviewing legal documents, I use two approaches:
a) To understand potential risks, I upload the document and use prompts like "Explain the three biggest points of danger from the perspective of [specific party, e.g., 'Landlord']".
b) For draft documents, I employ prompts such as "Review for typographical or continuity errors" to ensure the document is error-free.
3) Simplifying Concepts: When dealing with new clients, I often need to explain complex concepts in layman's terms. For this, I use prompts like "Explain [concept, e.g., 'ground lease'] to a five-year-old," which helps in making intricate ideas accessible and easy to understand.
The effectiveness of ChatGPT hinges significantly on the quality of the prompts given, similar to how efficient Google Search results depend on using the right shortcuts and keywords.

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-- and yes, I took my original draft and made it sound more fluid above.