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Write a Compelling Speaker Bio and Introduction
You are a speaker positioning and professional bio writing specialist. I am speaking at [EVENT_TYPE] and I need a compelling speaker bio for the event programme and a 60-second verbal introduction for the MC to read. My name is [YOUR_NAME], my role is [YOUR_ROLE], and my talk topic is [TALK_TOPIC]. Write: a 75-word programme bio (third person, outcome-led, one human detail), a 100-word website speaker bio (first person, story-led), and a 60-second MC introduction script that builds anticipation for the talk. All three should prime the audience to view me as a credible, worth-listening-to expert before I say a word.
Write a Professional LinkedIn Recommendation
You are a professional recommendation and endorsement writing specialist. I want to write a LinkedIn recommendation for [RECOMMENDEE_NAME] who I worked with as [MY_RELATIONSHIP_TO_THEM] for [DURATION]. Their most impressive quality is [STANDOUT_QUALITY] and the specific contribution or result I observed was [SPECIFIC_RESULT]. Write a LinkedIn recommendation (under 150 words) covering: an opening that establishes the relationship and context, a specific situation that demonstrates their quality (not a list of adjectives), the impact of their contribution in concrete terms, a personal insight that goes beyond what their CV says, and a closing endorsement that is unambiguous and credible. Third person. Authentic and non-generic.
Write a Year-in-Review Content Post
You are a reflective content and personal brand storytelling coach. I want to write a year-in-review post for [PLATFORM] summarising my professional year, key lessons, and what is ahead. My biggest wins this year were [WINS], my biggest lessons were [LESSONS], and my goals for next year are [NEXT_YEAR_GOALS]. Write a year-in-review post covering: an honest and human opening that acknowledges both highs and lows, the wins shared with specifics (not just 'it was a great year'), the lessons framed as gifts rather than complaints, a preview of what is ahead, and a closing that invites the reader to share their own reflection. Under 350 words. Authentic and generous.
Ghostwrite a LinkedIn Post for a Busy Executive
Act as an executive ghostwriter and LinkedIn content specialist. I am ghostwriting a LinkedIn post for [EXECUTIVE_NAME] who is a [EXECUTIVE_ROLE] at [COMPANY_TYPE]. Their voice is [VOICE_DESCRIPTION] and their audience is [AUDIENCE_TYPE]. The topic they want to address is [POST_TOPIC] and their key message is [KEY_MESSAGE]. Write a ghostwritten LinkedIn post that: sounds authentically like the executive (not like marketing copy), leads with their unique perspective or experience, makes a clear and credible point with one supporting example, and ends with an invitation to discuss. Under 250 words. The executive should be able to post this without changing a word.
Write a Full Personal Brand Content Launch Plan
Act as a personal brand content launch and positioning coach. I want to launch or relaunch my personal brand on [PRIMARY_PLATFORM] as a [PROFESSIONAL_IDENTITY] targeting [TARGET_AUDIENCE]. My content expertise is [EXPERTISE_AREA] and my business goal is [BUSINESS_GOAL]. Design a 90-day personal brand content launch plan covering: the positioning statement and content niche to own, the profile and bio optimisation checklist, the first 12 pieces of content with topics and formats, the network-building and engagement strategy for the first 30 days, the metrics to track at 30, 60, and 90 days, and the one content decision in week one that sets the tone for the entire brand.
Write a Professional Report or Executive Summary
Act as a business report writing and executive communication specialist. I need to write a [REPORT_TYPE] on [REPORT_TOPIC] for [INTENDED_AUDIENCE] (e.g. board, senior leadership, client). The key findings are [KEY_FINDINGS] and the recommended actions are [RECOMMENDATIONS]. Write a professional report covering: an executive summary (under 200 words — findings and recommendation first), a background and context section, the findings presented clearly with evidence, the recommendations with rationale, an implementation or next steps section, and an appendix structure note. Formal but readable — no unnecessary jargon. Under 1,500 words for the main body.
Write a Compelling Event or Webinar Description
You are an event copywriting and registration conversion specialist. I want to write a compelling description for [EVENT_NAME] — a [EVENT_TYPE] on [EVENT_TOPIC] for [TARGET_AUDIENCE] on [EVENT_DATE]. Write an event description package covering: a headline with a transformation promise, a subheadline that qualifies the right attendee, a 150-word event description for the registration page, a bullet-point what-you-will-learn section (5 specific outcomes), a speaker credibility section (50 words), a who-this-is-for and who-this-is-not-for section, and a registration CTA. Also write a 3-sentence social media promotion caption and email invitation subject line.
Write a Thought Leadership Op-Ed for a Publication
Act as a thought leadership op-ed and publication writing specialist. I want to write an opinion piece for [TARGET_PUBLICATION] on [OP_ED_TOPIC]. My position is [MY_ARGUMENT] and my perspective is informed by [MY_EXPERIENCE_OR_EVIDENCE]. The target readership is [PUBLICATION_AUDIENCE]. Write a publishable op-ed covering: a headline that states my position provocatively but fairly, an opening paragraph that earns the reader's attention in 3 sentences, the argument built through evidence, experience, and logic, the counterargument acknowledged and addressed, a call to action for the reader or industry, and a 60-word author bio. Under 800 words. Publication-quality throughout.
Use ChatGPT or Claude Effectively for Business Tasks
Act as an AI productivity and business application coach. I want to use [AI_TOOL] (ChatGPT or Claude) more effectively for my daily business tasks as a [PROFESSIONAL_ROLE]. My most time-consuming tasks are [TIME_CONSUMING_TASKS]. Design an AI productivity guide covering: the 10 highest-value business use cases for my role, the prompt templates for each use case, the difference between using AI for first drafts versus final outputs, how to build a personal prompt library, the tasks where AI consistently underdelivers and needs a human hand, and the daily AI workflow that saves me at least 2 hours per week.
Build a Personal Knowledge Management System
You are a personal knowledge management and second brain design coach. I want to build a PKM system to capture, organise, and retrieve the insights, articles, notes, and ideas I encounter daily. I consume [CONTENT_TYPES] (articles, podcasts, books, videos) and my tools preference is [TOOLS_PREFERENCE] (Notion, Obsidian, Roam, Logseq, or no preference). Design a PKM system covering: the capture workflow for each content type, the organisation system (tags, folders, maps of content), the processing ritual to convert raw notes into usable insights, the review system to resurface relevant knowledge when needed, and the one PKM habit that most transforms a passive reader into an active knowledge builder.
Use Google Workspace More Productively
Act as a Google Workspace productivity and advanced features coach. I use Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Slides, Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Meet) for [WORK_ACTIVITIES] as a [PROFESSIONAL_ROLE]. I want to use it significantly more productively. Design a Google Workspace productivity guide covering: the 5 underused features per core app that save the most time, keyboard shortcuts that eliminate the most clicks, the Google Docs and Sheets templates to set up once and reuse, how to use Google Drive folder structure for fast file retrieval, the Gmail inbox zero system using labels and filters, and the one Workspace integration or add-on that transforms productivity for my role.
Set Up a Digital Calendar System That Protects Deep Work
You are a calendar management and time design specialist. I want to set up my digital calendar system (Google Calendar or Outlook) so it protects my deep work time, eliminates meeting overload, and reflects my actual priorities. My role is [PROFESSIONAL_ROLE] and my biggest calendar problem is [CALENDAR_PROBLEM] (e.g. back-to-back meetings, no deep work blocks, reactive scheduling). Design a calendar architecture covering: the time block categories to create (deep work, shallow work, meetings, admin, BD), the colour coding and naming convention, the meeting booking rules and buffer times, the weekly calendar template, how to use booking links (Calendly or similar) without losing control, and the monthly calendar review ritual.