Business & Productivity prompts

Create a 60-minute Sunday reset routine for someone who [work/life situation]. Include tidying, meal planning, reviewing the calendar, choosing 3 priorities, preparing clothes and bags, and something restful. Give a checklist I can reuse every week.

I have [hours] per week, skills in [skills] and [budget] to invest. Suggest 5 side hustle ideas that fit, then for my top choice ([choice] or your recommendation) create a 90-day plan to get the first paying customers.

I own a [business type] earning [revenue/profit]. Explain my exit options (sale to a third party, management buyout, family succession, closing), how small businesses are typically valued, how to prepare over 2–3 years, and which professionals to involve.

Map the lifecycle email touchpoints for [business]: sign-up, onboarding, first purchase, repeat purchase, inactivity, and win-back. For each stage, give the trigger, email goal, timing, subject line and key message.

Write a message inviting [person] to join [company] as an advisor. Explain what we do, why their expertise in [area] matters, the time commitment ([hours]/month), what we offer (equity or other), and a low-pressure next step.

Write a price quote for [client] for [service]. Include a short project summary, itemised deliverables with prices, optional add-ons, timeline, payment terms, validity period and how to accept. Professional and easy to read.

Create a remote onboarding plan for a new [role]. Include pre-start setup (equipment, accounts), day-one schedule, first-week buddy and meetings, documentation to read, 30-day goals and check-ins. Make it warm and practical.

Analyze this data and tell me what decisions it supports. Summarise the key trends, anomalies, and comparisons, then give 3 recommended actions with the evidence for each and what additional data would increase confidence. Data: [paste data]

Write a pricing FAQ for [product] with plans [plans]. Cover free trial, billing, cancellations, refunds, plan changes, discounts, security, team seats and support. Short, confident answers that reduce hesitation.

Write a sourcing brief for [product]. Include specifications, materials, quantities, quality standards, certifications needed, target unit cost, lead time, packaging and the questions to ask potential suppliers. Add a comparison table template.

Write a message delegating [task] to [team member]. Include the goal and why it matters, expected outcome, deadline, resources, how much authority they have to decide, check-in points and an offer of support.

Two team members, [A] and [B], are in conflict about [issue]. Help me prepare to mediate: questions to understand each perspective, ground rules, a meeting structure, ways to find common interests, possible solutions and how to follow up.