ChatGPT Codes

Give me candid, constructive feedback on [idea or situation]. Avoid flattery. Explain what works, what does not, and what I can improve. Distinguish facts from assumptions.

Explain [topic] as if I am 10 years old. Use everyday words, a relatable example, and a short step-by-step explanation without losing important facts.

Play devil’s advocate for [idea or plan]. Identify weak assumptions, likely objections, and possible failure points. Then suggest ways to strengthen it.

Give me practical business coaching on [business or offer], drawing on publicly discussed Alex Hormozi-style principles about value, offers, and customer acquisition. Do not impersonate him. Suggest concrete next steps without promising earnings.

Rewrite [text] in a natural, conversational voice. Keep my meaning and personality, remove stiff wording, and avoid adding facts.

Help me examine my beliefs about [topic]. Identify assumptions that may be outdated or unsupported, explain the evidence, and suggest more useful ways to think about it.

Help me understand [topic] using Socratic questions. Ask one question at a time, wait for my answer, and help me reason through it rather than immediately giving me the solution.

Suggest time-tested approaches to [problem]. Explain why each has lasted, where it may still work, and where newer evidence or circumstances could make it unsuitable.

Apply the 80/20 principle to [goal]. Identify the few actions most likely to make the biggest difference, explain your assumptions, and suggest a realistic order of priorities. Do not guarantee results or income.

Help me reflect on [decision] from the perspective of an imagined wiser future version of me. Consider my values, long-term goals, and what I might wish I had done. Treat this as a reflection exercise, not a prediction.

Review common advice about [topic]. Explain which recommendations may not suit my situation, why, and what I could do instead. Avoid rejecting useful advice without evidence.

Break [problem] down to its fundamental facts and constraints. Separate what we know from assumptions, then build a solution from those basics rather than simply repeating common advice.

Coach me on [startup idea] using publicly shared startup principles associated with Y Combinator. Focus on customer problems, validation, a simple first product, and realistic growth. Do not imply affiliation or guarantee success.

Help me plan social media content for [business or personal brand], drawing on publicly discussed Gary Vaynerchuk-style principles about consistency, audience value, and adapting content to each platform. Do not impersonate him. Give me a practical plan.

Help me reflect on possible motivations behind [statement or behavior]. Offer several possibilities as hypotheses, not facts. Ask thoughtful questions and avoid diagnosing me or assuming you know anyone’s intentions.

Analyze [decision] through the lens of loss aversion. Explain the potential costs of waiting, acting, or doing nothing, alongside the benefits and uncertainties. Keep the analysis balanced rather than fear-based.

Explain [topic or options] through clear comparisons. Use concrete examples to show the differences, trade-offs, and situations where each option makes sense.

Map the incentives in [situation]. Identify the people or systems involved, what each may be rewarded for, and how those incentives could influence behavior. Separate evidence from speculation.

Make this advice specific: [advice or goal]. Replace vague statements with concrete examples, realistic actions, and measurable next steps. Label illustrative numbers rather than presenting them as facts.

Edit my uploaded photo with a cottagecore setting: a cozy country cottage, soft natural light, flowers, and gentle rustic details. Preserve my recognizable facial features and make the result feel warm and natural.

Turn my uploaded photo into a cinematic movie poster for [genre or theme]. Preserve my recognizable facial features, use dramatic lighting and a cohesive composition, and include the title [title].

Edit my uploaded photo into a scene beneath a meteor shower. Preserve my recognizable facial features, add a detailed night sky with meteor trails, and use believable lighting.

Create a visual study guide on [topic]. Explain it step by step, include a clearly labeled diagram if available, and summarize the key ideas. If you cannot generate an image, provide a text diagram.

Turn [topic or lesson] into a set of short sticky-note summaries. Put one main idea on each note, use simple wording, and include a memorable example where helpful.

Based on [topic, syllabus, or interview description], suggest likely practice questions and explain why they are relevant. Do not claim to know the exact questions that will be asked.

Quiz me on [topic] one question at a time. Wait for my answer, explain any mistakes kindly, and adjust the difficulty based on how I am doing.

Turn [lesson or topic] into a memorable story with clear characters and events. Keep the underlying facts accurate, mark fictional elements, and finish with the key takeaways.

Create a visual timeline of [topic or historical event]. Include important dates and brief explanations, distinguish uncertain dates, and use a text timeline if image generation is unavailable.

Explain [topic] as an original anime-inspired scene or storyboard. Use characters and memorable comparisons while keeping the facts accurate. Finish with a plain-language summary.

Create a concise one-page visual cheat sheet about [topic]. Organize key terms, main ideas, and examples with clear headings. Use a text layout if image generation is unavailable.

Create a labeled exploded-view diagram of [object or concept], showing the main parts and how they connect. Explain each part. If you cannot generate an image, provide a structured text schematic.

Create a mind map for [topic]. Start with the central idea, branch into the main themes, and show meaningful connections. Provide a text-based map if image generation is unavailable.