5 prompts
Plan a [days]-day visit to [national park]. Travellers and fitness: [details] Interests: [hiking, wildlife, photography, scenic drives] Season: [month] Include top viewpoints and trails by difficulty, best times to avoid crowds, where to stay inside or near the park, permit or reservation needs to check, wildlife safe…
Make the most of a national park visit with the best trails, viewpoints and timing.
Act as a career strategist. Target role: [role] Example job descriptions: [paste 2–3] My current skills and experience: [list] 1. Extract the most common required skills 2. Rate my level for each (none / basic / solid / strong) based on my experience 3. Prioritise the gaps by importance and difficulty 4. Suggest a lea…
Compare your current skills to what a target role needs and get a prioritised plan to close the gaps.
Act as a history teacher. Topic: [period, event or country] Level: [middle school / high school / university] Create: 1. A chronological timeline of 12–15 key events (date, event, one-line significance) 2. Main causes and long-term consequences 3. Key figures and their roles 4. Different perspectives or interpretation…
Turn any historical period or event into a clear timeline with causes, consequences and key figures.
Act as an SEO keyword researcher. Topic: [topic] Business: [what you sell or offer] Location/market: [country or 'global'] Generate 30 keyword ideas and present them in a table with these columns: - Keyword - Search intent (informational / commercial / transactional / navigational) - Funnel stage (awareness / consider…
Brainstorm 30 keyword ideas for any topic, grouped by intent and funnel stage, with a suggested content type for each, ready to drop into a content plan.
Help me write a professional email. Situation: [what happened] Recipient: [who they are and our relationship] What I need from them: [the outcome I want] What I must not say or promise: [limits] Tone: [e.g. calm and firm / apologetic but confident] Write: 1. Three subject line options 2. The email (under 170 words) th…
Draft a calm, professional email for tricky moments: delays, saying no, chasing payment or delivering bad news, without sounding cold or defensive.