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Create a one-page language survival guide for [language] for my trip to [country]: greetings, restaurants, directions, shopping, emergencies and polite phrases, with simple pronunciation and cultural notes.

Act as a career coach. I feel stuck in my job as [role] because [reasons]. Ask me 8 reflective questions one at a time about what energises me, my values, skills and constraints. Then summarise patterns and suggest 3 directions to explore with small experiments for each.

Write a 3-minute guided breathing exercise script for [goal, e.g. calming anxiety before a meeting]. Use the [box breathing / 4-7-8] technique, slow pacing with pause markers, gentle encouragement, and a soft closing. Voice direction: calm, warm, slow.

Write a voicemail greeting for [business/person] that's under 20 seconds. Include who they've reached, business hours [hours], what to leave in the message, and an alternative contact like [website/email]. Voice direction: warm, clear, medium pace.

Write a 60-second explainer voiceover for [product/topic]. Use conversational sentences, pause markers at scene changes, emphasis on key benefits, and a friendly CTA. Voice direction: [age, tone, accent], about 150 words.

Write a 30-second streaming audio ad for [product] targeting [audience]. Include a strong opening line in the first 3 seconds, voice direction for an AI voice (age, energy, accent), background music description, a sound effect cue and a clear call to action. Keep it to about 75 words.

Write a [length]-second podcast intro voiceover for "[podcast name]", a show about [topic] for [audience]. Use short sentences, natural pauses marked with "...", one emphasized key phrase in CAPS, and a warm, conversational tone. Voice direction: [e.g. mid-30s, friendly, slightly upbeat, medium pace].

Write a 30-second UGC-style video script for [product] aimed at [audience]. Make it feel like a real person talking to the camera: a relatable problem hook, quick discovery moment, 3 benefits shown in use, honest-sounding reaction and a soft call to action. Include shot directions.

Guide me through an ikigai exercise. Ask me about each of the 4 areas (what I love, what I'm good at, what the world needs, what I can be paid for), one at a time. Then map overlaps, suggest 5 directions that combine them, and design a small experiment to test the most promising one this month.

Create a travel phrasebook for [language/country]. Include 50 essential phrases grouped by: greetings and politeness, directions, transport, restaurants, shopping and bargaining, accommodation, emergencies and health, and dietary needs. For each: the phrase, simple pronunciation, and when to use it. Add 5 cultural tip…

You are a supportive coach (not a medical professional). How I feel at work lately: [describe] Workload and hours: [details] What drains me and what energises me: [lists] What I can and can't change: [details] Help me: 1. Reflect on possible signs of burnout 2. Identify the biggest sources of stress 3. Suggest boundar…

I have an interview for [role] at [company] with [interviewer role, e.g. hiring manager / HR / future teammate]. What I know about the company: [notes] What matters to me in a job: [growth, team culture, flexibility, impact] Give me 15 questions grouped by: the role and success, the team and manager, company direction…