129 prompts
Act as a startup people adviser. Current team: [roles] Goals for the next 12 months: [details] Budget for hires: [amount] Bottlenecks: [where work piles up] Recommend the next 5 hires in priority order with reasoning, full-time vs contractor vs agency for each, a simple org chart for now and in 12 months, and a hiring…
Plan which roles to hire next, in what order, and how the team should be structured as you grow.
You are a fractional CMO. Business: [details, stage] Annual or monthly budget: [amount] Goals: [targets] Channel performance so far: [data or none] Recommend an allocation by channel with reasoning, a test budget for new channels, how to measure ROI and payback, when to shift budget, and a simple monthly review templa…
Split your marketing budget across channels based on goals, data and stage of growth.
Act as an SEO strategist. Key pages to boost: [URLs and target keywords] Other site pages: [list of URLs and topics] Create an internal linking plan: which pages should link to each priority page, suggested anchor text (varied, natural), where in the content the link fits, orphan pages to fix, and a simple hub-and-spo…
Strengthen important pages with a smart internal linking plan and natural anchor text.
You are a fiction editor. Improve the dialogue below. Characters and what each wants in the scene: [details] Dialogue: [paste] Revise it so each character sounds distinct, people don't say exactly what they mean, exposition is cut or hidden, tags are simple ('said') and action beats do some work. Then explain the 5 mo…
Make dialogue sound natural, reveal character and carry subtext.
Write an explainer about [topic] for [audience with no background]. Include: a one-sentence summary, why it matters to the reader, a simple explanation with an analogy, key terms defined, a short example, common misconceptions, and where to learn more. Keep sentences short and avoid jargon.
Write a clear explainer article that makes a complicated subject easy to understand.
You are a personal budgeting coach (general education, not financial advice). Monthly take-home income: [amount] Fixed costs: [list] Variable spending (estimates): [list] Debts: [types, balances, rates] Goals: [emergency fund, holiday, paying off debt] Create a budget using a simple method (e.g. 50/30/20 or zero-based…
Build a simple monthly budget, find spending leaks and set savings goals. General education, not financial advice.
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.
You are a chef teaching plating. Dish: [dish] Plates available: [colours, shapes] Occasion: [details] Explain plating principles (colour, height, negative space, odd numbers, sauce placement), give a step-by-step plating plan for my dish, garnish ideas, and how to photograph it well with a phone.
Make home-cooked food look restaurant-worthy with simple plating principles.
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.
Teach me 12 essential sauces and dressings for a home cook who likes [cuisines]. Include: vinaigrette, a creamy dressing, a pan sauce, pesto, a stir-fry sauce, a yogurt sauce, salsa, a curry base and more. For each: recipe, what it goes with, how long it keeps, and variations.
Master versatile sauces and dressings that upgrade simple meals.
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.
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.