235 prompts
Help me read more. Current reading: [books per year] Goal: [books per year] Interests: [genres/topics] Time available: [daily windows] Create: a daily reading routine, a mix of book types to keep it enjoyable, a note-taking method to remember key ideas, a 12-month reading list structure (describe types of books if uns…
Build a reading habit with a realistic plan, book choices and ways to remember what you read.
Guide me through a core values exercise. 1. Ask me about peak experiences, times I felt frustrated or angry, and people I admire (one question at a time) 2. From my answers, suggest 10 possible values 3. Help me narrow down to my top 5 with definitions in my own words 4. Show how to use them for a current decision: [d…
Identify the values that matter most to you and use them to make better decisions.
Help me build habits with habit stacking. New habits I want: [list] My existing daily routine: [describe from waking to sleeping] Pair each new habit with an existing anchor using 'After I [current habit], I will [new habit]', start with a tiny version, add environment cues, and create a 2-week tracker.
Attach new habits to things you already do every day so they become automatic.
Help me reframe a negative thought. This is for self-reflection, not therapy. Situation: [what happened] Automatic thought: [what I told myself] Emotion and intensity (0–10): [details] Walk me through: identifying the thinking pattern (e.g. catastrophising, mind reading), evidence for and against the thought, a more b…
Challenge unhelpful thoughts with a structured reframing exercise inspired by cognitive techniques.
You are a communication coach. Situation: [where my boundary is being crossed] The person: [relationship] What I need: [my limit] What I'm afraid will happen: [fear] Help me define the boundary clearly, write a calm script to communicate it, prepare responses to pushback, decide on a consequence if it's crossed again,…
Know your limits and communicate them clearly and kindly at work, with family or with friends.
Act as a productivity coach. Task I keep avoiding: [task] Deadline: [date] Why it feels hard: [boring, overwhelming, fear of failure, unclear] Help me identify the type of procrastination, break the task into 15-minute steps, choose 3 techniques that fit (e.g. 2-minute start, timeboxing, temptation bundling), plan my…
Understand why you procrastinate on a specific task and get unstuck with practical techniques.
Act as a life coach. Areas that matter to me: [health, career, money, relationships, learning, fun] What went well last year: [details] What I want to change: [details] Help me choose 3–5 goals, make each specific and measurable, explain why each matters to me, break them into quarterly milestones and weekly habits, a…
Set meaningful goals for the year across life areas and break them into quarterly milestones.
Help me teach my [age]-year-old to cook. Their interests: [foods they love] Time: [per session] Give age-appropriate tasks, safety rules, 8 simple recipes in order of difficulty, how to make it fun, and skills to celebrate along the way.
Age-appropriate kitchen tasks and simple recipes that build kids' confidence and skills.
Help me write a recipe for [dish] that I make by feel. How I make it: [describe in your own words, with rough amounts] Servings: [number] Write it in a standard format: short intro, ingredients in order of use with exact measurements (metric and US), numbered steps with times and visual cues, notes on substitutions an…
Turn how you cook a dish into a clear, testable recipe others can follow.
Help me cook for one person. Diet: [details] Time per meal: [minutes] Budget: [level] Give me: 10 single-serving recipes, how to buy small quantities, how to cook once and eat twice without repetition, freezer-friendly portions, and a sample week.
Simple single-serving recipes and strategies that avoid waste and boredom.
Give me 12 kid-friendly recipes for ages [ages]. Diet: [details] Time: [weeknight / weekend] Picky about: [foods] For each: a fun name, ingredients, steps marking which ones kids can help with, a hidden-vegetable variation, and a lunchbox-friendly option.
Recipes kids actually enjoy, with hidden veggies options and steps they can help with.
Help me recreate a dish I had at a restaurant. Dish description: [name and what it tasted/looked like] Cuisine: [cuisine] My equipment and skill: [details] Give me a home version recipe with your best guess at key ingredients and techniques, which parts may be hard to match, and how to adjust after the first try.
Describe a dish you loved at a restaurant and get a home-friendly version to try.