🤯 You Won't Believe What ChatGPT Can Do With These 11 Prompts

Introduction

I didn’t expect ChatGPT to become such a big part of my daily routine, but here we are. These prompts aren’t just tools—they’ve reshaped how I think about work, saving me hours while improving everything I do. Writing, brainstorming, organizing—ChatGPT handles it all.

It’s not just about efficiency. It’s about finally feeling like I have a system that gets me, one that helps me focus on what matters most. These aren’t random prompts—they’re the ones I use every single day to make my workflow smoother.

If you’re serious about getting more done, these ChatGPT prompts will change the way you work. Whether you’re a writer, creator, or just someone looking to get through the day a little easier, there’s something here for you.

Prompt #1: Writing Analysis & Feedback Prompt

When I started writing, I often felt stuck. My sentences didn’t flow, my word choices felt flat, and I wasn’t sure if my tone was landing right. It wasn’t just frustrating—it made me doubt myself.

This is why ChatGPT Prompts like this one are a game-changer. It’s not just about fixing typos or punctuation errors. This prompt acts like a professional writing assistant, offering feedback that goes deeper.

Act as a professional writing assistant. I will provide you with text and you will do the following:

Check the text for any spelling, grammatical, and punctuation errors and correct them.
Check for any grammatical errors and correct them
Remove any unnecessary words or phrases to improve the conciseness of the text
Provide an analysis of the tone of the text. Include this analysis beneath the corrected version of the input text. Make a thorough and comprehensive analysis of the tone.
Re-write any sentences you deem to be hard to read or poorly written to improve clarity and make them sound better.
Assess the word choice and find better or more compelling/suitable alternatives to overused, cliche or weak word choices
Replace weak word choices with stronger and more sophisticated vocabulary.
Replace words that are repeated too often with other suitable alternatives.
Rewrite or remove any sentences, words or phrases that are redundant or repetitive.
Rewrite any poorly structured work in a well-structured manner
Ensure that the text does not waffle or ramble pointlessly. If it does, remove or correct it to be more concise and straight to the point. The text should get to the point and avoid fluff.
Remove or replace any filler words
Ensure the text flows smoothly and is very fluent, rewrite it if it does not.
Use varying sentence lengths.
Have a final read over the text and ensure everything sounds good and meets the above requirements. Change anything that doesn’t sound good and make sure to be very critical even with the slightest errors. The final product should be the best possible version you can come up with. It should be very pleasing to read and give the impression that someone very well-educated wrote it. Ensure that during the editing process, you make as little change as possible to the tone of the original text input.
Beneath your analysis of the text’s tone, identify where you made changes and an explanation of why you did so and what they did wrong. Make this as comprehensive and thorough as possible. It is essential that the user has a deep understanding of their mistakes. Be critical in your analysis but maintain a friendly and supportive tone.

OUTPUT: Markdown format with #Headings, #H2 H3, bullet points-sub-bullet points

Once you understand everything I wrote above, please ask for the text that I want to fix

Who Should Use It?

• Writers refining drafts for blogs or articles.

• Students who want their essays to stand out.

• Anyone who wants their emails, reports, or creative projects to feel polished.

This isn’t just about fixing your writing—it’s about making you feel like you’ve got someone in your corner, ready to help you succeed. Every time I use this, I walk away a little better than I was before, and honestly, that’s all I could ever ask for.

Prompt #2: Proofreading & Editing ChatGPT Prompt

Writing is hard enough without worrying about every tiny mistake. But errors happen—grammar slips, sentences get awkward, and ideas don’t always flow. That’s where this ChatGPT Prompt steps in. It’s not just a tool—it’s like having a friend who gently points out what’s off and helps you make it better.

This prompt doesn’t judge or overwhelm you. It catches errors, makes suggestions, and organizes everything so you can see what’s changed and why. It’s clear, thoughtful, and makes the whole process less stressful.

You are a meticulous proofreader and editor with a keen eye for detail and a mastery of the English language. Your goal is to thoroughly review the provided draft text and suggest edits to improve clarity, flow, grammar, and overall impact.

Follow this process to proofread and edit the draft text:

Step 1: Read through the entire draft to understand the overall message and structure before making any edits.

Step 2: Perform a detailed line edit, watching for:

Spelling, grammar and punctuation errors

Awkward phrasing or sentence structure
Redundant or unnecessary words and phrases
Incorrect or inconsistent formatting
Factual inaccuracies or unsupported claims
Change any word that is hard to understand to something that even a 5th grader can understand
Step 3: Suggest reordering sentences or paragraphs to improve the logical flow and coherence of the writing. Use transition words and phrases to link ideas.

Step 4: Provide recommendations to enhance the draft’s overall impact and persuasiveness:

Strengthen word choice by replacing weak or vague terms with more powerful language
Vary sentence length and structure to improve readability and keep the reader engaged
Ensure the main points are clearly stated and well-supported
Maintain a consistent voice and tone aligned with the purpose and intended audience
For any major revisions, provide a brief rationale to help the author understand your thought process and learn for future writing.
Constraints:
Preserve the original author’s voice and intent. Avoid making edits that change the core meaning.
Be respectful and constructive with feedback. The goal is to help the author improve, not to criticize.
Prioritize edits that have the greatest impact on clarity and persuasiveness of the writing.
Output format:
Summary:

Provide a quick summary of the key points and overall message of the draft text

Mistakes/Errors:

List out all the mistakes and errors you observed in the draft text, including spelling, grammar, punctuation, formatting, factual inaccuracies, awkward phrasing, etc.

Present this as a table or bulleted list for clarity, categorizing issues by type (e.g., grammar, clarity, formatting).

Add specific examples from the text to illustrate each error.

Revised Draft:

Insert the full edited and proofread text here, with all the mistakes corrected and suggestions implemented. Preserve as much of the original formatting as possible.

Detailed Edit Notes:

Use this section to provide a more detailed explanation of the edits you made and your reasoning behind them. Reference specific line numbers where helpful. Include any major revisions or recurring errors for the author to watch out for in the future.

Who Should Use It?

• Writers polishing blogs, articles, or creative pieces.

• Students refining essays or academic papers.

• Professionals perfecting emails, reports, or presentations.

I’ve spent too much time second-guessing my writing—wondering if it’s clear or if there’s a sneaky typo hiding somewhere. This prompt takes that weight off my shoulders. It’s like having a proofreader on standby, ready to make sure my work is as strong as it can be.

It’s not about perfection. It’s about confidence—the kind that comes from knowing you’ve done your best. And with this prompt, you always will.

Prompt #3: Book Summary Generator

Books can feel intimidating sometimes—like you’ll never have enough hours to get through them. I’ve been there, staring at my growing reading list, feeling guilty for not finishing even one. But this ChatGPT Prompt makes all of that easier. It takes entire books and turns them into something simple: a summary you can actually use.

It’s like having someone read for you, pulling out only the most important parts. You get the main ideas, the takeaways, and even those powerful quotes that stick with you long after you’ve closed the book.

Write a thorough yet concise summary of [BOOK TITLE] by [AUTHOR].

Concentrate on only the most important takeaways and primary points from the book that together will give me a solid overview and understanding of the book and its topic

Include all of the following in your summary:

3 of the best Quotes from this Book that change the way we think
Main topic or theme of the book
Why should someone read this book (Be specific in this Heading)
7–10 Key ideas or arguments presented
Chapter titles or main sections of the book
Key takeaways or conclusions
Any Techniques or special processes told by the author in the book
Author’s background and qualifications
Comparison to other books on the same subject
5–7 Target audience groups or intended readership
Reception or critical response to the book
Recommendations [Other similar books on the same topic] in detail
To sum up: The book’s biggest Takeaway and point in a singular sentence.
OUTPUT: Markdown format with #Headings, ##H2, ###H3, + bullet points, + sub-bullet points.

Who It’s For?

• Busy readers who can’t commit to a full book.

• Students needing to understand a text without skimming hundreds of pages.

• Anyone curious about a book before diving in (or skipping it altogether).

Books used to overwhelm me. Now? I feel like I get the best of both worlds—insight without the stress of finding time to read everything. This isn’t about cutting corners; it’s about making sure you’re always learning, no matter how packed your schedule gets.

And honestly, it’s kind of amazing to have ChatGPT hand me a summary that makes me feel like I’ve read the whole thing. Some of the best ideas in my life have come from summaries like these, and that’s something I’ll always be grateful for.

Prompt #4: Hook Generator for Content Creation

Sometimes, writing feels like shouting into the void. You pour your heart into a post, but nobody stops to read it. That’s where this ChatGPT Prompt comes in. It’s designed to help your words grab people—to stop their scroll and make them want more.

Creating hooks isn’t about being clever or trendy; it’s about knowing what makes people tick. This prompt uses bold ideas, surprising questions, and emotional triggers to craft hooks that actually work. And it keeps everything clear—no confusing words, no over-the-top tricks.

You are an experienced content creator and copywriter with a proven track record of crafting highly engaging posts that stop the scroll and drive massive engagement. Your goal is to create 8–12 hook options that spark curiosity, evoke emotion, and compel readers to want to learn more, specific to my niche [Your Niche] and the content I create [Paste the title of the post you’re thinking of Creating]

Relax, take a moment to consider the target audience, put yourself in their mindset, and follow this process step-by-step:

Carefully review the post/topic and identify the key insights, value propositions, or emotional angles that will resonate with the audience.

Experiment with powerful copywriting techniques to convey those key messages:

Asking thought-provoking questions
Making bold claims or contrarian statements
Sharing shocking statistics or little-known facts
Opening story loops that create anticipation
Using pattern interrupts to jolt readers out of autopilot
Ruthlessly edit and refine each hook to under 250 characters. Keep them punchy and concise.
Generate 8–12 unique hook options to provide a variety of compelling angles and approaches.
Constraints:

Keep each hook under 250 characters
Avoid jargon, buzzwords or overly complex language. Use conversational, everyday English.
Be bold and intriguing without being inflammatory, disrespectful or “clickbaity”.
Avoid using all caps, excessive emojis, or heavy punctuation. Let the words themselves do the work.
Focus on sparking genuine curiosity, anticipation, or emotional resonance — not cheap tricks.
Style guide:

Use plain, straightforward language aiming for an 8th-grade reading level.
Avoid unnecessarily complex words and convoluted phrases. Simplify.
Keep tone confident and professional, but not overbearing or too enthusiastic.
Avoid adverbs, passive voice, and unsubstantiated superlatives.
No emojis or excessive punctuation. Use sparingly if needed.
Output format:

Please provide your output in the following format:

Hook 1: [1–2 sentence hook]

Hook 2: [1–2 sentence hook]

Hook 3: [1–2 sentence hook]…

Who It’s For?

• Social media creators who need to stand out.

• Bloggers who want better engagement.

• Anyone writing ads, posts, or captions that need to hit.

I used to spend hours overthinking my intros. Now? I ask this prompt for help, and within minutes, I have hooks that fit. No more second-guessing. Just results that make me proud of my work—and keep readers coming back for more.

Prompt #5: YouTube Script Generator

I didn’t think I’d ever call a ChatGPT Prompt life-changing, but this one? It’s different. It’s for those moments when you sit down to write a YouTube script and feel completely stuck. You have the idea, you know the message, but the words just won’t come. I’ve been there—staring at my screen, feeling like I had to choose between engaging storytelling and structured content. Turns out, I didn’t have to.

You are now a Professional YouTube Script Writer. I’m working on this YouTube Video [Paste Title] and I need you to write a 2000 word long YouTube script.

Here is the formula you’re going to follow:

You need to follow a formula that goes like this: Hook (3–15 seconds) > Intro (15–30 seconds) > Body/Explanation > Introduce a Problem/Challenge > Exploration/Development > Climax/Key Moment > Conclusion/Summary > Call to Action (10 seconds max)

Here are some Instructions I need you to Keep in mind while writing this script:

Hook (That is Catchy and makes people invested into the video, maxi 2 lines long)
Intro (This should provide content about the video and should give viewers a clear reason of what’s inside the video and sets up an open loop)
Body (This part of the script is the bulk of the script and this is where all the information is delivered, use storytelling techniques to write this part and make sure this is as informative as possible, don’t de-track from the topic. I need this section to have everything a reader needs to know from this topic)
Call to Action (1–2 lines max to get people to watch the next video popping on the screen)
Here are some more points to keep in mind while writing this script:

Hook needs to be strong and to the point to grab someone’s attention right away and open information gaps to make them want to keep watching. Don’t start a video with ‘welcome’ because that’s not intriguing. Open loops and information gaps to keep the viewer craving more. Make the script very descriptive.

In terms of the Hook:

Never Start the Script Like This: “Hi guys, welcome to the channel, my name’s…” So, here are three types of hooks you can use instead, with examples.

#1: The direct hook

Use this to draw out a specific type of person or problem.
Don’t say “Are you a person who needs help?” — Say “Are you a business owner who needs help signing more clients?”
#2: The controversy hook

Say something that stirs up an emotional response, but make sure you back it up after.
Don’t say “Here’s why exercise is good for you” — but say “Here’s what they don’t tell you about exercise.”
#3: The negative hook

Humans are drawn to negativity, so play into that.
Don’t say “Here’s how you should start your videos.” — but say “ Never start your videos like this. “
The CTA in the end should be less than 1 sentence to maximize watch time and view duration. CTA is either to subscribe to the channel or watch the next video. No more than one CTA.
I need this written in a human tone. Humans have fun when they write — robots don’t. Chat GPT, engagement is the highest priority. Be conversational, empathetic, and occasionally humorous. Use idioms, metaphors, anecdotes, and natural dialogue. Avoid generic phrases. Avoid phrases like ‘welcome back’, ‘folks’, ‘fellow’, ‘embarking’, ‘enchanting’, etc. Avoid any complex words that a basic, non-native English speaker would have a hard time understanding. Use words that even someone that’s under 12 years old can understand. Talk as someone would talk in real life.

Write in a simple, plain style as if you were talking to someone on the street — just like YouTubers do — without sound professional or fake. Include all the relevant information, studies, stats, data or anything wherever needed to make the script even more informative.

Don’t use stage directions or action cues, I just need a script that I can copy and paste.

Don’t add any headings like intro, hook or anything like that or parenthesis, only keep the headings of the script.

Now, keeping all of these instructions in mind, write me the entire 2000 word script and don’t try to scam me, I will check it.

OUTPUT: Markdown format with #Headings, #H2, #H3, bullet points-sub-bullet points

Who This Prompt Is For?

Anyone who creates video content and needs a system to make scripting easier:

• YouTubers who post regularly and want to save time.

• Educators looking to break down complex topics.

• Creators who want their videos to feel polished without spending hours rewriting.

The first time I used this prompt, I was in a rush to finish a video. I had my title and a rough idea of what I wanted to say, but no time to figure out the details. Within minutes, I had a script. It wasn’t just usable—it was better than anything I would’ve come up with on my own. That video ended up outperforming most of my previous ones.

Now, I don’t write scripts any other way. This prompt isn’t just a tool—it’s part of my process. And if you’ve ever struggled with scripting, it could become part of yours too.

Prompt #6: Brainstorming Complex Problems

Sometimes, the problem isn’t the lack of effort—it’s not knowing where to begin. That overwhelming feeling when you can’t figure out what’s holding you back or what step to take next? I’ve been there, too. It’s like staring at a locked door with no key in sight. That’s where this ChatGPT Prompt steps in—not with answers handed to you, but with the right questions to ask yourself.

I’m a mentor to a young colleague who’s having difficulty adjusting to [whatever you want to adjust to but are finding it difficult to do so]. What are 10 deep questions I can ask to discover the root of the problem? They’ve proven themselves capable of new challenges but create blocks for themselves when moving out of their comfort zone. Please stress the philosophy of feeling comfortable being uncomfortable. Include some questions an experienced and trustworthy coach would ask.

Who Needs This?

This prompt is for anyone stuck in a cycle of overthinking:

• You, when you’re staring at a blank page, trying to write but paralyzed by perfectionism.

• Your colleague, who’s too afraid to pitch a bold idea because they think it’s “not ready yet.”

• Your friend, who’s stuck in a rut but doesn’t know how to start making changes.

Sometimes, all you need is a nudge in the right direction. This prompt? It’s that nudge. And if you’re stuck, it could be the nudge you’ve been waiting for.

Prompt #7: Backcasting Analysis Expert

Sometimes, the biggest obstacle isn’t the dream itself; it’s figuring out how to get there. That overwhelming gap between where you are and where you want to be? It can feel impossible to bridge. That’s why I love this ChatGPT Prompt. It’s not just a tool—it’s like having a strategy coach who helps you see the path clearly, step by step.

You are a meticulous proofreader and editor with a keen eye for detail and a mastery of the English language. Your goal is to thoroughly review the provided draft text and suggest edits to improve clarity, flow, grammar, and overall impact.

Follow this process to proofread and edit the draft text:

Step 1: Read through the entire draft to understand the overall message and structure before making any edits.

Step 2: Perform a detailed line edit, watching for:

Spelling, grammar and punctuation errors
Awkward phrasing or sentence structure
Redundant or unnecessary words and phrases
Incorrect or inconsistent formatting
Factual inaccuracies or unsupported claims
Change any word that is hard to understand to something that even a 5th grader can understand
Step 3: Suggest reordering sentences or paragraphs to improve the logical flow and coherence of the writing. Use transition words and phrases to link ideas.

Step 4: Provide recommendations to enhance the draft’s overall impact and persuasiveness:

Strengthen word choice by replacing weak or vague terms with more powerful language
Vary sentence length and structure to improve readability and keep the reader engaged
Ensure the main points are clearly stated and well-supported
Maintain a consistent voice and tone aligned with the purpose and intended audience
For any major revisions, provide a brief rationale to help the author understand your thought process and learn for future writing.
Constraints:

Preserve the original author’s voice and intent. Avoid making edits that change the core meaning.
Be respectful and constructive with feedback. The goal is to help the author improve, not to criticize.
Prioritize edits that have the greatest impact on clarity and persuasiveness of the writing.
Here is how the output should be formatted:

Summary:

Provide a quick summary of the key points and overall message of the draft text

Mistakes/Errors:

List out all the mistakes and errors you observed in the draft text, including spelling, grammar, punctuation, formatting, factual inaccuracies, awkward phrasing, etc.

Present this as a table or bulleted list for clarity, categorizing issues by type (e.g., grammar, clarity, formatting).

Add specific examples from the text to illustrate each error.

Revised Draft:

Insert the full edited and proofread text here, with all the mistakes corrected and suggestions implemented. Preserve as much of the original formatting as possible.

Detailed Edit Notes:

Use this section to provide a more detailed explanation of the edits you made and your reasoning behind them. Reference specific line numbers where helpful. Include any major revisions or recurring errors for the author to watch out for in the future.

Who It’s For?

This prompt is perfect for anyone with a big goal but no clear plan:

• Entrepreneurs mapping out a new project.

• Professionals trying to hit career milestones.

• People, like me, who just want to take control of their lives and stop feeling stuck.

A lot of tools out there promise to help you reach your goals, but this one feels personal. It’s tailored to your vision, your struggles, and your timeline. It doesn’t overwhelm you with tasks—it guides you toward progress, one milestone at a time.

So if you’re sitting there, staring at the gap between “here” and “there,” give this prompt a try. It might not change everything overnight, but it will get you moving. And sometimes, that’s all you need to finally start.

Prompt #8: Customer Research Analysis

Knowing your audience goes beyond the surface. It’s not just about demographics or generic stats—it’s about understanding their frustrations, desires, and fears so deeply that you feel like you’re walking in their shoes. This is where ChatGPT Prompts like this one change everything.

You are now a Backcasting Analysis Expert. I want you to conduct a backcasting analysis to create a strategic plan for achieving my desired future state. Follow these steps to do so:

#1: Define the Desired Future State: Help me articulate a clear and specific vision of the future I want to create, including objectives and outcomes I seek. Here is a rough writing of my future state I would like to achieve:

[Write about your desired future state and your goal in detail]

#2: Current State Analysis: Assess the current state of my situation, highlighting existing conditions and challenges relevant to my future vision. Here is my current situation:

[Explain your current situation in detail]

#3: Milestone Development: Identify key milestones along the timeline between the present and the future state.

#4: Work Backwards to Create Pathways: Your job is to work backwards from the future state to the present before developing a plan, detailing the actions, strategies, and resources needed to reach each milestone.

#5: Identify Necessary Conditions: In my action plan you are to give me conditions that must be met to ensure progression toward each milestone and the final vision.

#6: Strategic Action Plan: After you run through all of these steps create a comprehensive action plan that starts from the present, including initiatives that align with the necessary conditions and milestones.

Run through this process before giving me an answer.

Who It’s For?

If you’ve ever launched a product, pitched an idea, or tried to connect with people but felt like you were guessing about what they needed, this is for you. Whether you’re:

• A marketer trying to nail your next campaign,

• An entrepreneur designing a new solution, or

• A content creator looking for topics that hit home,

this prompt is the kind of tool that simplifies your process.

If you’ve been guessing about what your audience needs, stop. Use this prompt, and let it show you what’s been right there all along.

Prompt #9: Enhanced Reply Improvement

Sometimes, a response feels almost right, but it’s missing something. Maybe the tone is off, or the structure doesn’t flow, or there’s just too much going on. That’s where ChatGPT Prompts like this one come in. It’s all about taking something good and making it even better.

Review your last response and search for areas of improvement. Tell me everything you’ve changed, the reasoning behind changing what you changed, and re-write the response.

What makes this prompt different is how it doesn’t just rewrite—it teaches. Seeing the original response next to the suggestions and the final rewrite helps you understand what works and why. It’s like a mini crash course in communication every time you use it.

It’s not just helpful; it’s a confidence boost. You know you’re putting your best foot forward every time.

Prompt #10: Data Extraction from Articles

There’s something overwhelming about scrolling through long, dense articles, especially when you’re trying to pull out the important stuff. That’s where ChatGPT Prompts like this one shine. They help you stop wasting time and get straight to what matters.

You are a customer researching expert and now working as my Assistant. I want you to do customer research for me.

I want to know 10 frustrations, 10 deepest desires, 10 suspicious thoughts, 10 past failures, 10 suspicious questions, 10 common enemies and 10 darkest fears that my target audience experiences that relates to [What you want to talk about, Provide as many details as possible]

Format the output of the 10 frustrations, 10 deepest desires, 10 past failures, 10 suspicious questions, 10 common enemies and 10 darkest fears in a table while mentioning the awareness level of that group of audience in detail.

The x-axis should be numbered 1 to 10 and the y-axis should include 10 frustrations, 10 deepest desires, 10 suspicious thoughts, 10 past failures, 10 suspicious questions, 10 common enemies and 10 darkest fears.

Who It’s For?

This prompt is perfect for anyone who needs to extract meaningful insights without wasting hours reading:

• Financial Analysts: Picking out revenue figures, profit margins, or market trends.

• Researchers: Summarizing study results or breaking down methodologies.

• Students: Gathering key points from academic papers for projects.

If your job involves diving into information, this prompt helps you surface with something useful.

The beauty of this tool is how specific it gets. It doesn’t just summarize—it organizes. The clean formatting means you can take the data straight into a spreadsheet, presentation, or report without additional effort. It’s not just helpful—it’s efficient.

Prompt #11: Idea Generator for Niche-Specific Content

Coming up with fresh, engaging content ideas can be exhausting, especially when it feels like you’ve said everything there is to say. That’s where ChatGPT Prompts like this one step in. It’s not about forcing creativity; it’s about sparking something new.

You are a creative strategist with deep expertise in [specific niche/industry]. Your task is to brainstorm 15 unique, engaging, and high-value content ideas tailored for this niche. These ideas must align with current trends, audience pain points, and opportunities for education or entertainment. For each idea, include: - A short title. - A one-sentence description of what the content will cover. - The target audience segment it appeals to. - A suggested format (e.g., blog post, video, infographic, email campaign). Constraints: - Ensure that the ideas are actionable and specific to the niche. - Avoid overused or generic topics like “Top 10 Lists.” - Include at least 5 ideas that address advanced or expert-level topics within the niche.

Who It’s For?

This prompt is perfect if you’re stuck in a content rut or want to explore new directions:

• Bloggers looking for fresh article ideas.

• YouTubers crafting their next video series.

• Marketers planning campaigns to engage their audience.

• Entrepreneurs developing content for brand growth.

If content creation is part of your job, this prompt can simplify the hard parts and bring you back to what matters—connecting with your audience.

Conclusion

If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that great tools don’t just make things easier—they make you feel seen, like someone understands exactly what you need. That’s the energy behind ChatGPT Prompts. Whether you’re brainstorming content, analyzing data, or breaking down complex problems, these prompts aren’t just practical—they’re personal.

They take your ideas, your struggles, and your goals, and they offer a solution that feels tailored. It’s not about doing everything for you; it’s about meeting you where you are and helping you move forward.

Try them out. Adapt them. See how they fit into your work, your creative process, or even your everyday life. And when they help you write that post, finish that project, or finally tackle that problem? Let me know. Share your results, your favorite prompts, or even your own tweaks in the comments. I’d love to hear how these tools are working for you.

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