53 prompts
Write 10 introductions for a blog post titled "[title]" for [audience]. Use different hook types: surprising fact (I'll verify it), question, story, bold claim, problem-agitate, quote, scenario, statistic placeholder, contrarian view, and direct promise. Keep each under 80 words and end with a line that previews what…
Write 10 different opening paragraphs for a blog post so readers keep scrolling.
Guide me through a year-in-review. Ask me questions about: highlights by month, achievements, challenges, lessons, people I'm grateful for, habits that helped or hurt, and how I've changed. Then summarise my year in one paragraph, my top 5 lessons, and 3 intentions for next year.
Reflect on your year: highlights, lessons, gratitude and what to carry into next year.
Help me write a personal mission statement. My values: [list] My strengths: [list] Who I want to help or impact: [details] What a meaningful life looks like to me: [details] Write 5 versions (one sentence to one paragraph), explain the differences, and suggest how to use it when making decisions.
Write a short personal mission statement that guides your choices and priorities.
Give me a reliable base cookie recipe in grams and cups. Then explain how to adjust it for: chewy, crispy, thick and soft, or cakey cookies (butter, sugar ratios, chilling, baking time), plus 8 flavour variations and storage/freezing tips for dough and baked cookies.
A reliable base cookie recipe and how to tweak it for chewy, crispy or cakey results.
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.
Teach me home fermentation. What I want to make: [sauerkraut, pickles, kimchi, kombucha] Equipment: [jars, weights, airlocks] Explain how fermentation works simply, a beginner recipe with salt ratios, the timeline, how to tell good fermentation from spoilage, safety rules (when to throw it out), and storage.
Start fermenting at home with simple, safe recipes for sauerkraut, pickles, kimchi or kombucha.
Create a breakfast meal prep plan for [days] and [people]. Diet: [details] Sweet or savoury: [preference] Prep time: [minutes on Sunday] Give 5 make-ahead breakfasts with recipes, storage and reheating instructions, how long each keeps, and a grab-and-go schedule for the week.
Make-ahead breakfasts for busy mornings: overnight oats, egg muffins, burritos and more.
Create a pantry staples list for someone who cooks [cuisines] [how often]. Diet: [details] Storage space: [small / medium / large] Budget: [level] Group by grains, canned goods, oils and vinegars, spices, sauces and condiments, baking, and freezer staples. Then list 10 meals I can make from the pantry alone.
Stock a pantry that lets you cook dozens of meals without a special shopping trip.
Act as a mixologist. Occasion: [party, date night, summer BBQ] Flavours I like: [list] Spirits/ingredients I have: [list] Guests: [number] Create 5 cocktails and 5 mocktails with measurements, method, glassware and garnish, a batch version of 2 for parties, and tips for balancing sweet and sour. Encourage responsible…
Create drinks for any occasion, with balanced recipes, batch versions and alcohol-free options.
Act as a meal prep coach. Meals to prep: [lunches, dinners, breakfasts] People and days: [details] Diet preferences: [details] Prep time available: [hours] Containers/fridge space: [details] Create: 3–4 recipes that share ingredients, a grocery list, a step-by-step prep timeline (what to start first), how to store eac…
Cook once, eat all week: a 2-hour meal prep plan with recipes, order of tasks and storage tips.
Help me understand travel insurance for my trip. Trip: [destination, length, activities] Travellers: [ages, health considerations] Trip cost: [amount] Explain the main coverage types, what to check in the policy wording (exclusions, limits, excess, pre-existing conditions, adventure activities), questions to ask the i…
Understand what to look for in travel insurance and the questions to ask before buying.
Create a 6-week walking plan. Current average steps: [number] Goal: [number] Daily schedule: [work, commute, family] Weather/location: [details] Include weekly step targets, 10 ways to add steps without extra workouts, a few brisk-walk interval sessions, motivation ideas, and how to stay consistent when life gets busy.
Gradually increase your daily steps with an easy plan that fits your routine.