Stop Guessing. Start Prompting LIke This.

11 real-world prompts for real humans.

Sick of wasting brainpower on phrasing, faking, and fighting with Google? Drop these into your workflow. They’re fast. They’re bold. They work.

1. “Explain this like I’m tired and cranky.” Your brain’s on 3%. Make the AI do the lifting.

2. “Write a task list that sounds encouraging, not aggressive.” Because “Do it now!!!” isn’t helpful.

3. “Give me 2 smart replies that sound confident, not cocky.” Balance is hard. AI’s good at tone.

4. “Turn this mess into a clean blog outline—with a hook.” Default mode: brain fog. Prompt mode: structure.

5. “Draft a polite follow-up that gets a response.” Chill vibes. Clear ask. Real results.

6. “Summarize this so I can sound smart in a meeting.” The AI version of “I skimmed it.”

7. “How would [Insert Hero] explain this?” Whether it’s Beyonce or Bezos, pick your filter.

8. “Rewrite this in my style—casual, clear, no fluff.” Because “per my last email” isn’t your voice.

9. “Make this idea less boring but still sound credible.” Use when your excitement sounds like a Wikipedia entry.

10. “Tell me what this tech thing actually does, like I’m a freelancer not a CTO.” Function > features. Always.

11. “Fix this sentence like it’s about to be read by 1,000 people.” Spoiler: it is.

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Stop Googling. Just Ask These 7 Prompts

Smart, sharp, and built to move.

Because these “how do I phrase this” shouldn’t be the question that ruins the day.

1. “Write a reply that sounds kind, not weak.” Business boundaries don’t need an apology.

2. “Give me 3 ways to pitch this thing without sounding desperate.” Because LinkedIn isn’t your diary, and cold DMs shouldn’t feel sweaty.

3. “Summarize this chaos like I’m five.” For when the docs, threads, or group chats are doing too much. AI becomes your translator and therapist.

4. “Draft this proposal in my tone—blunt, smart, short.” You’re not hiring ChatGPT. you’re hiring a co-writer with edge.

5. “What am I actually trying to say here?” Perfect for when your brain is playing Sudoku with your sentences.

6. “Give me 2 things I’ve overlooked—and 1 assumption I should check.” Prompt = clarity. Clarity = momentum. Momentum = Brash.

7. “Make this faster, funnier, and worth reading.” Your words, but with teeth.

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