34 prompts
Write a 60-second brand story video script for [brand]. Structure: the problem our founder saw ([origin]), the turning point, what we do today, the people we help, and our promise. Include visuals per scene, voiceover lines, and an emotional closing line with the logo.
A 60-second brand film script that makes people feel something.
Write 30 slogan options for a [campaign/product] targeting [audience]. Group them by style: benefit-led, emotional, witty/punny, bold and short (3 words max), and question-based. Mark your top 5 with a reason.
Dozens of slogan options in different styles for testing.
Write a free-verse poem based on this memory: [describe the moment, place, people, sounds, smells]. Focus on concrete images and one small surprising detail, end on an emotional turn, and keep it under 20 lines.
Write a one-page synopsis (about 500 words) of my novel based on this chapter summary: [summary]. Present tense, third person, cover the main plot, character arc and the ending, and focus on emotional turning points rather than every subplot.
A one-page synopsis including the ending, for submissions.
Style: emotional piano ballad, 68 BPM, solo piano building to strings, raw vulnerable vocals. Theme: [details of the breakup or feeling]. [Verse 1 - quiet] [Chorus] [Verse 2] [Chorus] [Bridge - the emotional peak] [Final Chorus - stripped back]
Translate and adapt these song lyrics from [language] to [language] so they are singable on the same melody: keep the same number of syllables per line where possible, preserve the rhyme scheme and the emotional meaning over literal accuracy. Show the original, a literal translation and the singable version side by si…
An expressive solo piano piece in a [style, e.g. Romantic-era / modern minimalist] style, in [key], tempo [slow/moderate], with a memorable main theme that returns at the end. Mood: [mood]. Natural concert grand recording, 2–3 minutes.
Rewrite this email to be professional, clear and polite. Recipient and relationship: [details] Goal of the email: [outcome] Tone: [warm, firm, formal] Email: [paste] Keep my key points, make the request clear, remove anything emotional or vague, and suggest a subject line. Give a shorter alternative too.
Turn a rushed, emotional or unclear email into a clear, professional message.
You are a product marketer who uses jobs-to-be-done. Product: [details] Customer interview notes or reviews: [paste] Identify: the main job(s), functional, emotional and social dimensions, the trigger moments, alternatives they 'fired', anxieties and habits holding them back, and how to use these insights in messaging…
Uncover why customers really 'hire' your product using the jobs-to-be-done framework.
Write 3 pieces of flash fiction, exactly 100 words each. Theme or prompt: [theme] Genre: [any] Each needs a character, a conflict and a resolution or twist. Give each a title and a word count. Then explain one technique used in each to tell so much in so few words.
Tell a complete story in exactly 100 words with a twist or emotional punch.
You are an emotional intelligence coach. Where I'd like to grow: [details] A recent situation I handled poorly: [describe] Explain the main components of emotional intelligence, help me reflect on the situation, and create a 30-day practice plan with daily exercises for each component.
Strengthen self-awareness, self-regulation, empathy and social skills with daily practice.
You are a supportive wellbeing coach (not a therapist). What stresses me most: [situations] How stress shows up for me: [physical, emotional, behavioural signs] Time I can give to self-care: [minutes per day] Create a toolkit with: 1. In-the-moment techniques (1–5 minutes) 2. Daily habits 3. Weekly practices 4. Thinki…
Practical techniques for stressful moments, busy weeks and long-term resilience.