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773 prompts across 23 categories and 34 models
Design a Group Coaching Programme
Build a structured group coaching programme that delivers transformation at scale.
Write a Coaching Business Strategy
Build a complete business strategy for any coaching practice from positioning to revenue.
Create a Mindset Coaching Toolkit
Build a complete set of mindset coaching tools and exercises for any coaching context.
Design an Accountability Coaching System
Build a structured accountability coaching framework that helps clients follow through on goals.
Write a Coaching Intake and Discovery Process
Design a thorough client intake and discovery process for any coaching practice.
Create a Relationship Coaching Programme
Design a structured coaching programme for any relationship or communication challenge.
The expert role prompt (for a better perspective)
Before asking AI to do anything complex, give it a clear role. This shapes the tone, depth, and structure of the answer.
The problem-solving prompt
This template helps you break down complex problems into manageable steps.
The social media post that stops the scroll
Use when you need to be seen but don’t have time to be clever.
The first draft that doesn’t suck
Use when you have ideas but can’t find the words.
The writing improvement prompt
Instead of writing from scratch, professionals often just need clearer language. This template is perfect for refining drafts, emails, or professional writing.
The follow-up that gets replies
Use when you’ve gone silent and need to reopen the conversation.
The cold outreach that doesn’t feel cold
Use when you need to introduce yourself to someone who doesn’t know you.
The data insight prompt
When working with datasets or reports, AI can help identify meaningful patterns.
The objection handler
Use before a tough conversation or presentation.
The strategic planning prompt
Use this when you have a draft but need a professional second set of eyes to find the holes in your logic.
The boilerplate builder
Whether it’s a project plan or a piece of code, start with a solid skeleton. Use when you’re starting a new project and don’t want to write boilerplate.
The code debugging prompt
When things go wrong, use this to find the “why.” This works for software bugs or business process failures.