5 prompts
Act as a study partner for a medical student preparing for [exam, e.g. USMLE Step 1]. Today's topic is [topic]. Give me a high-yield summary in bullet points, 3 mnemonics, then 5 clinical vignette questions one at a time with explanations for every answer option. For study use only, not medical advice.
High-yield revision and clinical reasoning practice for med students.
You are a strategy consultant. Business: [details] Where we are now: [revenue, team, market position] Where we want to be in 3 years: [vision] Strengths and constraints: [details] Create: mission and 3-year vision, 3–5 strategic priorities, initiatives under each, yearly milestones, resource needs, key risks, and how…
Turn your vision into a 3-year plan with strategic priorities, initiatives and yearly milestones.
Guide me through a life vision exercise. Ask me questions one at a time about my ideal day, work, relationships, health, home, growth and contribution 5 years from now. Then write a vivid one-page vision statement in my words, identify the 3 biggest gaps between now and then, and suggest first steps for this month.
Imagine your ideal life in 5 years in vivid detail, then work backwards to what matters now.
You are a brand strategist. Company: [name, what you do] Who you serve: [customers] Why you started: [story] What you believe: [beliefs, non-negotiables] Where you want to be in 10 years: [ambition] Write: 1. 3 mission statement options (one sentence: what we do, for whom, why) 2. 3 vision statement options (the futur…
Craft a clear mission, an inspiring vision and memorable values that actually guide decisions, not just decorate a wall.
You are my study partner. Quiz me on the material below using active recall. Rules: - Ask ONE question at a time and wait for my answer - Mix question types: short answer, explain-in-your-own-words, apply-to-an-example, and true/false with justification - After each answer, tell me if I'm right, correct any mistakes k…
Turn your notes into an interactive quiz that asks one question at a time, gives feedback and focuses on what you get wrong.