106 prompts
Create a customer journey map. Business: [details] Persona: [who] Stages: awareness, consideration, purchase, onboarding, use, loyalty, advocacy For each stage: customer goals, questions, touchpoints, emotions, pain points, and opportunities to improve, with the metric to track. Finish with the top 5 improvements to p…
Map every stage from first awareness to loyal fan, with touchpoints, emotions and opportunities.
Act as a product marketing manager. Product: [details] Personas: [list with roles and goals] Create a messaging matrix: for each persona, their top pains, desired outcomes, key message, 3 supporting benefits, proof points, objections and responses, and best channels. Keep a consistent core value proposition across all.
Tailor your core message to each audience segment with specific pains, benefits and proof.
Act as a non-fiction book co-writer. Book topic and reader: [details] Chapter title and goal: [details] Key points: [list] Stories, examples and research notes: [paste] Voice: [tone] Draft the chapter with an engaging opening story, clear sections for each point, examples, practical takeaways, and a transition to the…
Draft a well-structured non-fiction chapter from your outline, notes and stories.
Create a 20-minute weekly family meeting format for a family with [ages of kids]. Goals: [chores, schedules, problem-solving, connection] Include: appreciations to start, calendar review, one problem to solve together, chore planning, a fun activity to end, and rules that keep it positive. Add a kid-friendly version.
Run short, positive weekly family meetings to plan, solve problems and appreciate each other.
Help me reflect on a failure. What I tried: [details] What happened: [outcome] How I feel about it: [details] Guide me through: what went well, what didn't, what was in my control, root causes, what I'd do differently, and how to apply the lessons to [next attempt or goal]. Keep it constructive and kind.
Turn a failure into lessons and a better plan with a structured reflection.
Help me do a personal SWOT analysis. Context: [career, studies, business, life transition] About me: [skills, experience, personality, situation] Goal: [goal] Ask me 5 questions first, then create the SWOT with specific points, strategies that combine strengths with opportunities, ways to address weaknesses and threat…
Assess your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats to plan your next move.
Create a 30-day money-saving challenge for [single person / couple / family]. Biggest spending areas: [list] Savings goal: [amount] Give one specific action per day (e.g. cancel an unused subscription, no-spend day, meal plan), estimated savings for each, a tracker table, and a reflection at the end on habits to keep.
A fun 30-day challenge with a daily money-saving action and a tracker.
I've lost motivation for [goal/area]. What happened: [details] Energy level: [low / medium] Why this goal mattered originally: [reason] Help me: check whether the goal still fits, reduce it to a minimum version, plan a 7-day restart with tiny wins, remove friction, and set up support or accountability.
Get back on track when you've lost motivation, with a gentle reset plan.
Help me set up an accountability partnership. My goal: [goal] Partner (or type of partner I want): [details] Preferred check-in style: [daily message, weekly call] Create: how to choose a partner, an agreement (goals, check-in schedule, what support looks like), a check-in template, how to give honest feedback kindly,…
Set up an accountability partnership with clear goals, check-ins and honest feedback.
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.
Give me 60 journaling prompts. Group them: morning intentions, evening reflection, gratitude, self-discovery, relationships, difficult emotions, creativity, and goals. Mark 10 that take under 2 minutes. Then suggest a simple journaling routine for [time available].
Fresh journaling prompts for mornings, evenings and tough days that lead to real insight.
Here's my to-do list: [paste tasks with deadlines]. My role and goals: [details] Sort each task into the Eisenhower matrix (do now, schedule, delegate, delete), explain the reasoning briefly, create today's plan and this week's schedule, and suggest which tasks I can drop entirely.
Sort your to-do list by urgency and importance and decide what to do, schedule, delegate or drop.