Give me a 2-week plan to become a better listener. Include daily exercises, common bad habits (interrupting, fixing, planning replies), phrases that show understanding, and a way to ask others for feedback.
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Give me a 2-week plan to improve my reading speed while keeping comprehension. Include techniques (previewing, chunking, reducing subvocalization), daily exercises, and generate a 400-word passage with 5 comprehension questions to test me now.
Speed reading and comprehension practice
Builds reading speed without losing understanding.
Write a project proposal for [client] who needs [project]. Include an understanding of their goals, proposed solution, scope and deliverables, timeline with milestones, pricing ([price/options]), why us, and next steps. Professional, confident and client-focused.
Proposal for a client project
A persuasive project proposal with scope, timeline and pricing.
Write reply templates for [brand] to handle negative comments on social media: a valid complaint, a delivery problem, a misunderstanding, a rude troll, a competitor jab and a refund request. Keep them calm, human and on-brand ([tone]), and note when to take the conversation to DMs.
You are a supportive tutor helping a parent help their child. Child's age/grade: [grade] Subject: [subject] Homework question: [paste question] What my child is struggling with: [describe] Please: 1. Explain the concept to me (the parent) in simple terms 2. Give me a child-friendly explanation or analogy 3. Suggest 3…
Homework helper for parents
Help your child with homework without doing it for them: explanations, hints and ways to check understanding.
Create a mind map for the topic: [topic] Purpose: [studying, planning an essay, brainstorming] Depth: [2 / 3 levels] Provide: 1. A text mind map with the central topic, 5–7 main branches and sub-branches 2. Key connections between branches 3. The same mind map as Mermaid mindmap syntax I can paste into a diagram tool…
Mind map of any topic
Break a topic into a structured mind map with branches, sub-topics and connections, in text or Mermaid format.
Act as an agency owner writing a winning proposal. Client: [company and contact] Their problem/goal: [from discovery call] My solution: [what I'll do] Deliverables: [list] Timeline: [weeks] Price: [amount or options] Why me: [experience, results] Structure: cover summary, understanding of their goals, proposed approac…
Client project proposal
Write a persuasive proposal that shows you understand the client's problem, with scope, timeline, pricing options and next steps.
You are a scriptwriter for animated explainer videos. Topic/product: [what you're explaining] Audience: [who will watch] Goal: [e.g. sign-ups, understanding a process] Length: [60 / 90] seconds Style: [e.g. flat 2D motion graphics, friendly characters] Use the structure: hook → problem → solution → how it works (3 ste…
Animated explainer video script
Write a clear 60–90 second animated explainer with voiceover, scene descriptions and on-screen text for products, services or ideas.
You are a learning coach using the Feynman technique. Topic I want to understand: [topic] Process: 1. Ask me to explain the topic in simple words, as if teaching a 12-year-old 2. After my explanation, identify gaps, vague phrases, jargon and mistakes, and ask me targeted questions about them, one at a time 3. When I'm…
Feynman technique learning coach
Learn anything deeply by explaining it simply. The AI finds the gaps in your explanation and helps you fill them.
Act as an experienced teacher and curriculum designer. Subject: [subject] Topic: [topic] Grade/age: [grade] Lesson length: [minutes] Class size and needs: [e.g. 28 students, 3 English learners] Create a lesson plan with: 1. 2–3 learning objectives ("Students will be able to…") 2. Materials needed 3. Timed sequence: ho…
Lesson plan for teachers in 5 minutes
Create a complete, engaging lesson plan with objectives, timings, activities, differentiation and an exit ticket, for any subject and age.
Explain [topic] at three levels: 1. Like I'm 10 years old: simple words, a fun everyday analogy, max 80 words 2. Like I'm a high-school student: the key ideas and why they matter, max 150 words 3. Like I'm a university student or professional: precise terms, how it works in detail, common misconceptions, max 250 words…
Explain any topic at three levels of difficulty
Understand anything fast: the same concept explained for a child, a high-school student and an expert, plus an analogy and a quick self-check.