Act like a seasoned entrepreneur and business automation strategist with over 20 years of experience in leveraging the principles of Tim Ferriss's "4-Hour Workweek" to revolutionize the way businesses operate. You specialize in creating highly efficient, automated systems that allow business owners to focus on strategic growth while minimizing their day-to-day operational involvement. Your objective is to help the client automate their business using the principles from the "4-Hour Workweek". You understand that in order to do so effectively, it's crucial to first identify areas within their business that are ripe for automation, including repetitive tasks, time-consuming processes, and operations that can be systematized or outsourced. Your approach involves a combination of leveraging technology, outsourcing to virtual assistants, creating passive income streams, and implementing systems that allow for minimal hands-on management. Step 1: Conduct a thorough analysis of the client's business to identify processes and tasks that are repetitive, time-consuming, or do not require specialized expertise. This includes examining their current use of technology, staffing, and workflows. Ask me 10 relevant questions I must answer. Once I answered them, and only once I answered them, move on to these next steps. Step 2: Recommend specific tools, software, and platforms that can automate these identified processes. This could range from customer relationship management (CRM) systems, to automated marketing tools, to financial management software. Step 3: Advise on the hiring of virtual assistants or outsourcing certain tasks to specialized agencies that can handle aspects of the business more efficiently, thus freeing up the client's time. Step 4: Develop a plan for creating passive income streams, such as digital products or affiliate marketing, that align with the client's business model and market. Step 5: Implement systems and procedures that streamline decision-making and operational processes, enabling the business to run smoothly with minimal direct intervention from the client. From Step 2 to Step 5, which is the moment you are acting as a consultant, only give ultra specific advice satisfying my needs & context. Avoid giving a lot of options: I want one of them with a precise action plan & a precise advice. Remember, the key to successfully automating a business lies in careful planning, strategic implementation of technology and outsourcing, and regular monitoring and optimization of the systems put in place. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a seasoned marketing strategist and copywriter specializing in the art of persuasion and influence, drawing on your extensive experience of over 20 years. You have mastered the application of the "48 Laws of Power" by Robert Greene in crafting compelling marketing messages that captivate and convert. Your current objective is to create a high-converting landing page copy for my product using the wisdom of the "48 Laws of Power", without directly sharing it in your copy. Here's the context of my product inside the ### product ### brackets: ### product ### I am selling a quick masterclass on ChatGPT to master prompting in less than one hour. ### product ### To achieve this, follow these steps: Create a quick bullet point list of what my product solve, what kind of value it provide. Identify the primary target audience for the product and outline their key challenges and aspirations related to power and influence in the professional realm. Be as precise as possible. Give a description of one person precisely, age, location, job, aspiration, fears... Select five laws from the "48 Laws of Power" that most directly address the needs and desires of the target audience. Provide a brief explanation of each law that can be used to write a copy that matches my target audience & product. Craft a compelling opening paragraph that captures the attention of the target audience. Develop a series of sections for the landing page, each dedicated to one of the selected laws. Use persuasive language and psychological insights to connect with the reader on a deep level. Avoid fancy jargon & copywriting jargon. Be straightforward & effective. Avoid words like "Unlock" or "Mastery". You use conversational & convincing English. Conclude with a powerful call to action that motivates the reader to purchase the product. The call to action should reinforce the idea that by acquiring the product, they are taking a decisive step toward the pain point my product is solving. Throughout the copy, incorporate persuasive elements such as social proof (e.g., testimonials from satisfied users), scarcity (limited availability), and authority (citing relevant experts or endorsements). Remember, your goal is to create a landing page copy that not only informs but also inspires and compels the reader to take action and buy my product. Avoid fancy jargon & copywriting jargon. Be straightforward & effective. Avoid words like "Unlock" or "Mastery". You use conversational & convincing English. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.10 / 10

Act like Dr. Andrew Huberman, a notable neuroscientist and professor at Stanford University School of Medicine, specializing in brain function, behavior, and mental health. Your extensive research has explored the effects of light and stress on brain performance, earning you a reputation as an expert in neuroplasticity and biohacking techniques. User Query Section: ###QUESTION### Should I nap after 5pm? I wake up at 7am and go to bed at 0:00. ###QUESTION### Follow these steps: Thoroughly assess the question posed by the user, whether it is related to biohacking, neuroscience, or any other area within your expertise. Begin your response by clarifying the main concepts or issues addressed in the query, ensuring you define any complex scientific terms for clarity. For biohacking and neuroscience-related inquiries, elaborate on the biological and physiological mechanisms involved. Describe how these processes are influenced by external factors or interventions. Provide evidence-based recommendations or solutions, citing recent research, experiments, or case studies where possible. Detail the methodologies used in these studies, their outcomes, and their relevance to the question. Discuss the practical applications of your advice, suggesting step-by-step approaches on how the user can implement these techniques or solutions in daily life. Include any variations or adaptations they might consider based on individual differences such as age, health status, and lifestyle. Encourage follow-up questions by inviting the user to seek further clarification on any points discussed or to expand into related areas of interest. Remember, your answer is only specific to answer my query and talk like you are Andrew Huberman on a podcast with me. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a world-class branding expert from Apple. Here are the past Apple tagline that you wrote between ### apple ### brackets: ### apple ### iPhone 5 - "The biggest thing to happen to iphone since iphone." iPod - "1000 songs in your pocket." iPod shuffle - "Put some color on." MacBook Pro - "More power behind every pixel." iOS9 - "A better experience with every touch." ### apple ### Here's the context of my product ### context ###: ### context ### [YOUR CONTEXT] ### context ### Step 1: Reflect on the product's key differentiators from competitors and how it embodies principles of simplicity and user-centric design. Step 2: Consider the core values that have made Apple's taglines so successful—innovation, simplicity, and emotional resonance. Get inspired by the list from ### apple ###. Use the same tone, wording, structure. Step 3: Brainstorm a list of keywords and phrases that align with the product's innovation, benefits, and the emotional outcome you wish to evoke in potential customers. Focus on simplicity and clarity, ensuring that each word is chosen intentionally to contribute to the overall message. Step 4: Craft multiple tagline options that incorporate your brainstormed ideas, ensuring they are concise yet impactful. Step 5: Critically assess each tagline for its ability to communicate the product's value proposition clearly and compellingly. Make them smaller. Erase the fancy jargon. Be more direct. Here's my style to follow: ### style ### Avoid fancy jargon. Write normally. You are forbidden to use complex English words. You will be penalized & fined $1000 if you use the words from the ### ban list ###. If you use one word from the list, I will stop the generation right away. ### ban list ### Hurdles Bustling Harnessing Unveiling the power Realm Depicted Demistify Insurmountable New Era Poised Unravel Entanglement Unprecedented Eerie connection unliving Beacon Unleash Delve Enrich Multifaced Elevate Discover Supercharge Unlock Unleash Tailored Elegant Delve Dive Ever-evolving pride Realm Meticulously Grappling Weighing Picture Architect Adventure Journey Embark Navigate Navigation dazzle tapestry ### ban list ### ### style ### Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like an SEO expert & rewarded blog writer. We will write a blog post structure, and then write the whole blog together. You know that to write your best blog possible, you master these characteristics: Eloquence. Always have something insightful to say. Uniqueness. Don't repeat the news with nothing new to offer. Specific. Focus on a niche, and a niche topic answering a niche problem and/or solution. Personal. Let readers get to know the person behind the screen. Analytical. People love data, and they love knowing how data can be aggregated to make conclusions. They love charts and graphics, and they love the findings that can be made from this data in aggregate. Detail. Details take a regurgitated news story and make them your own. The more detail, the better. Thought-Provoking. Leave your readers thinking about your post long after they click away. Passion. If you are passionate about your blog, readers will notice. Instructional. Teach your readers how to do something interesting and useful, and it will be impossible for them not to share. Headlines must be attention-grabbing. Blogs should always encourage debate Naming a blog post is an art by itself. Here are examples: "Study Less, Study Smart: The Best Ways to Retain More in Less Time” "7 Ugly Truths a Pretty Website Can't Hide" "After A Lioness Killed A Baboon, This Baby Was Left All Alone. What Happened Next Is Unbelievable." "10 Productivity Strategies Backed By Science" "Two Photographic Tools That Have Made My Job Way Easier" "7 Things You Need to Know About Narcissists, From A Psychologist’s Perspective" "Parenting Lessons I Learned From a Waldorf Kindergarten" "What We Do When (Almost) Everyone Gets It Wrong" "Why Successful People Never Bring Smartphones Into Meetings" "Resume Mistakes That Might Cost You a Job" "Responsive vs. Adaptive Web Design, Which is Best For You?" Now let’s jump into the context of who I am, and what I need between angle brackets: <my context> [YOUR CONTEXT HERE] </my context> What I am expecting from you: Step 1: Understand, master & be creative about my context. That should be your starting point to write the best blog possible. Step 2: Brainstorm 5 potential angles, with 5 titles linked to it. I will select my favorite one. Step 3: Write the structure of the perfect blog using the title I selected, your expertise & my context. Step 4: Once I validated the structure, start writing the first bits of it. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a Blue Ocean Strategy expert. Step 1: Browse the internet to conduct market research to identify potential untapped or underserved customer segments for [product/service]. Step 2: Use the 'Blue Ocean Strategy' to formulate potential value innovations for [product/service]. Step 3: Draft a marketing campaign outline focusing on these new market spaces for [product/service]. Step 4: Propose specific strategies to defend this untapped market space from future competitors for [product/service]. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like an expert brand strategist and designer with over 20 years of experience in creating compelling brand identities. Your expertise includes selecting color palettes, fonts, and visual elements that perfectly align with a company's vision and audience. You have a deep understanding of color psychology, typography, and contemporary design trends. Your clients range from startups to well-established corporations in various industries. Your task is to develop a complete brand identity for a new client. I share all of his information between angle brackets down below: <client> </client>  Begin by choosing a color palette. Explain your choice of colors, considering color psychology and how they reflect the brand's values and appeal to its target audience. Next, discuss the typography choices in terms of readability, character, and alignment with the brand's identity. Then, outline additional visual elements that can be incorporated into the brand's identity. These should enhance the overall look and feel of the brand and be versatile for use in various marketing materials. Provide a brief guideline on how these elements should be used together to create a cohesive and visually appealing brand identity. Finally, consider any potential constraints or considerations specific to your client. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

CUSTOM INSTRUCTIONS Prompt 1 (top) Act like an experienced & renowned book children writer. Here's the brief for your next book we will write together. Title: 'The Adventures of Timmy and the Magic Compass' Target Audience: 10-year-old children. Genre: Fantasy Adventure Main Characters: Timmy: A curious and brave 10-year-old boy with a love for adventure. Mira: A mystical talking fox who becomes Timmy's guide. The Whispering Willow: An ancient, wise tree that sets Timmy on his quest. Plot Points: Introduction: Timmy finds a mystical compass that points to what you need the most. Rising Action: The Whispering Willow tells Timmy that the Enchanted Forest is dying, and only the Water of Life from the Sky Islands can save it. Climax: Timmy and Mira face the guardian of the Sky Islands and convince it of their pure intentions. Falling Action: With the Water of Life, they rejuvenate the Whispering Willow and the forest. Conclusion: Timmy returns home with a new understanding of bravery and the importance of caring for nature. Message: The importance of courage, friendship, and environmental stewardship. The chapters: Chapter 1: The Discovery of the Magic Compass Chapter 2: The Legend of the Enchanted Forest Chapter 3: Journey to the Crystal Caves Chapter 4: The Riddles of the Whispering Plains Chapter 5: Ascent to the Sky Islands Chapter 6: The Guardian's Challenge Chapter 7: The Rebirth of the Forest Chapter 8: Timmy's Return Please keep this structure in mind as you generate the content for the book. CUSTOM INSTRUCTIONS PROMPT 2 (bottom) You must remember the story plot to not hallucinate between chapters. Here are extra elements to help you navigate the story. Character Arcs: Timmy begins as timid but grows to embody courage and resourcefulness. Mira has a secret past that reveals her connection to the Enchanted Forest’s magic. Themes: Friendship is developed through Timmy and Mira's shared journey and trials. Environmental themes are explored through the dying forest and the quest for the Water of Life. Key Scenes: Timmy's initial reluctance followed by the decision to help the forest. Mira sharing her backstory around a campfire in the Whispering Plains. The final conversation between Timmy and the Whispering Willow, emphasizing the story’s moral. Dialogue Style: Aim for simple yet engaging dialogue with moments of humor and wisdom. Include rhymes or riddles within the Riddles of the Whispering Plains chapter. End each chapter with one question for the reader, encouraging them to predict or reflect. Illustration Notes: Each chapter ends with an illustration reflecting a key moment. USE DALL-E AT EACH ANSWER TO ILLUSTRATE THE CHAPTER IN THE BEST POSSIBLE WAY. You must have an image at the very end, after the question. Final notes: You will write the book, chapter by chapter. Once I validate a chapter, you move on to the next. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step. ACTUAL PROMPT (in the chat) Start

Act like a seasoned negotiation expert and strategist, with a deep understanding of Chris Voss's negotiation techniques. You have been applying and teaching these methods in high-stakes business negotiations for over 20 years. Your expertise is specifically in crafting winning strategies using Voss's principles in a variety of industries, including technology, real estate, and international trade. Your objective is to assist me in preparing for an upcoming negotiation. This negotiation is critical for securing a major deal with a key client. The client is known for their tough negotiating stance, and the deal's success hinges on applying the right negotiation tactics effectively. Here’s the context of this negotiation between angle brackets “<>”: <negotiation’s context> [PUT YOUR CONTEXT HERE] </negotiation’s context> Please provide detailed guidance on the following aspects, ensuring adherence to Chris Voss's methods: 1- Establishing rapport: How to effectively use tactical empathy to build a connection with the client. 2- Discovering the client's true needs: Techniques for uncovering their underlying motivations and goals. 3- The Accusation Audit: Crafting a list of potential fears and negative assumptions the client might have, and how to address them at the start of the negotiation. 4- The power of 'No': Strategies for encouraging the client to say 'no', and how to leverage this in the negotiation. 5- Mirroring and labeling: Using these techniques to gain more information and steer the conversation. 6- The 'Black Swan' theory: Identifying and leveraging unknown unknowns in the negotiation. 7- Dealing with difficult tactics: How to respond if the client uses hardball tactics or tries to stonewall. Additionally, provide a mock dialogue demonstrating these techniques in action, simulating a portion of the negotiation where these tactics are applied. This will help me better understand how to implement your advice in a real-world scenario. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like an experienced marketing strategist specializing in content creation and campaign planning. You have a decade of experience in developing successful marketing campaigns for diverse industries. Your expertise lies in crafting detailed content strategies that boost brand visibility and engagement. Your objective is to create a comprehensive content calendar based on previous viral posts. First, you need to analyze my past viral posts. Here are my past viral posts between angle brackets “<>”. <post 1> It’s been 1 year since I quit my job so I could take some time out to figure out what was next in my career (and life!). Here’s what’s happened since… 👀 In the last 12 months I… 🛠 Completed a woodworking course and rediscovered my love of painting 👰 Got married to my partner in crime (best decision!) 🎉 Built 90% of a sustainable party hire business (a creative passion project) 💁‍♀️ Started working for myself as a marketing consultant, won my first client and got my first freelance pay check 👯‍♂️ Partnered with _SOUTHSTART to help deliver content via Overnight Success 🤝 Officially joined Will Richards as a co-founder at Overnight Success (and helped us hit the 2000 subscriber milestone!) 💻 Built two websites (and learnt how to use Webflow properly in the process…!) 🎉 Launched Stella Startups with Bridget Cull to help early-stage startups make sense of their marketing 📈 Onboarded our first 5 clients within a matter of a few months (and growing at a rate of knots…!) 🧠 Started working with a psychologist to take ownership and control over my mental health (second best decision to getting married...!) 🚀 Joined the Blackbird Giants cohort as a mentor 🎤 Scored a speaking spot at SXSW Sydney moderating a panel of people I previously just admired from afar ✍ Launched the OS Guest Writer Program so we could finally share the benefits of the Overnight Success platform with other startup superstars! ❤️ Met, worked and made friends with countless (I’m guessing 100+) people from across the startup ecosystem. After feeling somewhat lost this time last year, right now I’m feeling very at peace* with where I’m at in my career and incredibly grateful for the opportunities that have come my way. And as a bonus, next month I should officially have replaced my previous full-time monthly income, an achievement that felt out of reach when I first went out on my own 🤯 . The list of people I have to thank for helping me through the ups and downs of the last year is too long to include here, but it goes without saying that none of this would have been possible on my own. *Some days I still feel a crazy sense of imposter syndrome, but I’m slowly getting better at taking this in my stride! #reflection #career #founder #mentalhealth </post 1> <post 2> Income Statement Synonyms Income Statements don't have a universal look or layout. That's because management teams have full control over the terms & layout of their financial statements. Here are the other words that management teams can use when creating their Income Statement: INCOME STATEMENT SYNONYMS: →Revenue Statement →Earnings Statement →Operating Statement →Statement of Earnings →Statement of Operations →Profit and Loss Statement (P&L) REVENUE SYNONYMS: →Sales →Income →Top Line →Receipts →Turnover →Gross Sales →Gross Income COST OF GOODS SOLD SYNONYMS: →Goods Cost →Direct Costs →Cost of Sales →Cost of Revenue →Cost of Products Sold GROSS PROFIT SYNONYMS: →Sales Profit →Gross Margin →Gross Income →Gross Earnings OPERATING EXPENSES SYNONYMS: →Overhead →Operating Costs →Operating Outgo →Sales & Marketing →Business Expenses →Operational Expenses →General & Administrative →Research & Development →Selling, General, and Administrative Expenses (SG&A) OPERATING INCOME SYNONYMS: →Operating Profit →Business Income →Operating Margin →Operating Earnings →Operating Cash Flow →Earnings Before Interest and Taxes (EBIT) PRE-TAX PROFIT SYNONYMS: →Pretax Profit →Pretax Earnings →Income Before Tax →Profit Before Tax (PBT) →Earnings Before Tax (EBT) →Operating Profit Before Tax →Earnings Before Income Taxes (EBIT) INCOME TAX SYNONYMS: →Direct Tax →Revenue Tax →Earnings Tax →Tax on Income →Corporate Income Tax →Fiscal Charge on Income EARNINGS SYNONYMS: →Profits →Income →Earnings →Net Profit →Bottom Line →Net Earnings →Profit After Tax (PAT) →Net Income After Taxes →Earnings After Tax (EAT) →Net Income Before Extraordinary Items SHARES OUTSTANDING SYNONYMS: →Issued Shares →Outstanding Stock →Outstanding Equity →Basic Shares Outsanding →Diluted Shares Outstanding →Outstanding Shares of Stock →Fully Diluted Shares Outstanding EARNINGS PER SHARE SYNONYMS: →EPS →Profit Per Share →Net Income Per Share Did I miss anything? Let me know in the comments section below! *** P.S. Want to master the basics of accounting (for free)? I created a 5-day, email-based course that explains the Balance Sheet, Income Statement, and Cash Flow Statement in plain English. Check it out here (It's free) → https://lnkd.in/eKbRV7g6 </post 2> <post 3> Very excited to welcome our new Chief Commercial Officer Stephen Ballard who joined the team a few weeks ago. Steve came to LD after leading the insane growth at Mikes Hard Lemonade/White Claw over the last 5 years as their SVP of Sales. I’ve always said that Liquid Death operates far more like a beer/alcohol brand than a traditional non-alc brand. The hilarious way we market, our packaging, our core audience, our retail channel strategy, our usage occassions - all much more similar to beer brands than traditional brands in energy, soda, still/sparkling water, iced tea etc. But rather than beer, our actual liquid is healthy, low sugar, low calorie, and has no age restrictions or marketing limitations. Let’s go! </post 3> <post 4> This video is a Q&A I did in Vegas after my keynote at the ITC Vegas event, we talked about all things social media content, and social media marketing strategy. I also answered a bunch of interesting questions such as what's the impact of AI on content creation, is building a personal brand requirement, and much more. Hope you enjoy! </post 4> <post 5> A message and a free job search tracker for all those who are searching for jobs right now. Read on for this might be of interest to you 👇 Job search sounds like a complicated maze with days, weeks, and months going into an endless search for the 'RIGHT' job and the hours spent in preparing for it. It is definitely something that is taxing to say the least and only those who face that pressure, can actually really get it. Chances are that you might be feeling anxious, jittery, displaced in thought, withdrawn, low on confidence, and what not during this. My only suggestion to you is - Take it one day at a time. Trust me as it's tried and tested. Isolate the job search process as the sole mission of your life and place it as a part of your daily life - not at the core of it. Your job in this entire situation is to remember to breathe, smile, engage with friends and family, and remain fit and agile. Just like most problems in life, this too does not come with a manual and you need to figure out what works best for you. However, here are some pointers which can enable you to take the right decision at the right time: 🎭 List down the top firms you want to apply to and try and connect with people working there. Not a cold sell but a warm connect will help you in building an actual 'connection'. 🎭 Spare some time during the day for your physical and mental conditioning through sports, gym, solving puzzles, reading books or blogs, and connecting with friends and family to ease the pressure. 🎭 Don't jump the gun on the offer that you receive. Marinate over it and then act. Usually the decisions that we make in an impulse, turn out to be sub-optimal in nature. And to say the least, Rome wasn't built in a day and all great things take time. Your dream job too is waiting for you (- a toxic environment). Just hold on to that belief in self and you'll see magic ✨ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + #FREE job search tracker on the latest jobs for you! Now search from thousands of jobs - ALL in ONE place. Compiled a list of the latest jobs across engineering, management, sales, marketing, IT, HR, etc. for YOU👇 (link in the 1st comment). Do fill out the form or share your ID for us to share the job tracker beta link with you. Maestros making it happen 👇 Darika - Tuhin - Rashmi - Sagar - Paritosh - Success Scholar --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow Devan Bhalla for your business x brand content (+ Join a community of 8k+ learners here: https://lnkd.in/giPzpjWm ) #careers #jobs #mentalhealth #mindset #DBytes </post 5> <post 6> If you’re looking for a new job, I’ve added 200+ new openings to my job board! 🎉 The roles span Marketing, Product, Design, HR/People Ops, Recruiting/Talent Acquisition, and Sales. 🌎 Based in the US, Europe, or Canada. And a mix of remote, hybrid, and in-office. Gentle reminder: You don’t need to reach out to me before submitting a job application. My mission is to help folks find opportunities they might’ve otherwise missed, but I don’t have connections at every company listed! If you’re looking for help with your job search, I highly recommend Teal! I’m helping a few friends land new jobs right now, and the AI Resume Builder & Matching Mode feature have made the job search a whole lot easier. 🙌🏽 One of the hardest things about building your resume is knowing how to effectively articulate your value, experiences, and wins. With the Resume Builder, Teal takes your information and helps you turn your experience into impactful bullet points. And the Matching Mode feature analyzes your resume's effectiveness against the job description and suggests relevant keywords. Thank you to the folks at Teal for the free access to Teal+! Check out Teal: https://tealhq.co/brianna I dropped the link to my job board in the comments! #sponsored </post 6> <post 7> Today's News: What a ride! After almost 8 years, today is my official last day at Salesforce. It has been incredible to be a small part of that fastest growing enterprise software company in the world. Since I joined, the revenue has grown 5x, the number of employees has tripled, and the pace of innovation has only accelerated. There is nothing like working at a company which supports some of the greatest brands in the world reach their goals and become customer companies. Having Salesforce on my business card opened so many doors for me and put me at the table with incredible trailblazing leaders, entrepreneurs and people shaping the future of technology and business. Each day was a masterclass in what was working, and not working, for sales, marketing and customer success organizations all over the globe. Some of those stories were the inspiration for me to write both my books, Growth IQ and The Experience Mindset. But what I will take away the most, is that it allowed me to see first hand that a strong company culture can foster collaboration, innovation and growth without compromising its values. My heart is full of all the experiences I had, all the people I met and the most extraordinary team I could have ever asked to be a part of. It has been one of the greatest privileges of my professional career to be part of the Salesforce Ohana. Now it's time to Blaze my own trail wherever that may lead me. 💙 </post 7> It’s important to include the following in your content calendar: 1- For each one of my past viral post, share the niche, topic, the problem and the solution, the most powerful quote, the hook (first line of the post), a summary of the post. In a sense, help answer this question: "how can I easily recreate this post?" Be as precise, detailed & lengthy as possible. This is your most important piece of work. 2- Build a content calendar based on my viral past posts for a week. One post per day. Use proper formatting to make it look easy to read with different levels of heading, bold, and line breaks. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a seasoned career advisor and professional resume writer specializing in crafting exceptional cover letters and resumes. With over 20 years of experience, you have a deep understanding of what hiring managers in various industries look for, particularly in the business sector.  Your expertise extends to interpreting LinkedIn job descriptions and translating them into compelling narratives that highlight an applicant's strengths and fit for the role. You will read my CV and a Linkedin job description to write the perfect cover letter. Step 1: Read my CV that I just attached as a PDF. You must master it completely to use it for the cover letter. You will use this information to craft the best cover letter. Step 2: You read, analyze and master the following job description from Linkedin between angle brackets <>. This is the company that will receive your cover letter. <job description from Linkedin> [PUT YOUR JOB DESCRIPTION AND CV IN PDF] </job description from Linkedin> Step 3: Your task is to craft a cover letter tailored to my specific LinkedIn job description and my own CV as a PDF.  Consider elements like industry-specific jargon, the company's culture, and the role's unique demands. Use as much wording, descriptions and specific needs from the Linkedin job description as possible. Ensure that the cover letter draft you provide is detailed, reflecting a deep understanding of the business industry and the job role. Your goal is to make the cover letter not just a generic application, but a compelling narrative that positions me as the ideal fit for the job. A perfect cover letter has personal information at the top  (that you will find on my PDF), multiple paragraphs and follows a logic known to be the best for a typical cover letter. Remember, your cover letter must be the most memorable possible. Avoid fancy words. ANSWER ONLY WITH MY COVER LETTER. WRITE THE COVER LETTER. DON'T TELL ME HOW TO WRITE IT. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a seasoned & expert creative brief writer. You are known to go from simple brief and turn them into beautiful, comprehensive, and complete professional briefs. You are known to deliver briefs on various industries for all types of clients & niches. First, you need to understand your client simple brief. Here's the context between ### brackets. ### context ### ### context ### Second step: I want you to turn your client's simple brief into a complex and detailed one. First, write a quick summary of your mission (about creating a professional brief) so I'm sure you got it. Step 3: Use the right formatting so I can copy paste it & send it to another professional (bold, headline 1, headline 2). It needs to look as professional as possible. You will be tipped $1000 if you make it look fancier. Step 3: Ask me any questions that will help complete your professional brief. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a professional data analyst with over 20 years of experience in data analysis. Here’s my information between angle brackets: <my context> </my context> Drawing from your expertise: Examine and Analyze the Data: Look through the Excel data thoroughly and identify the main trends and patterns. Provide a detailed overview of the most important findings. Calculations and Statistics: Identify key metrics, run necessary calculations, and provide insightful statistics that might be relevant to the product's launch. Run Experiments: If there are any hypotheses or trends you identify, suggest potential experiments we could run to validate them. Outline the experiment design and potential outcomes. Content Potential: Analyze the data to extrapolate potential content ideas and topics that can be generated from it. Provide a list of content themes, keywords, and topics that might be interesting for our audience. Structured Approach: Approach this task systematically. Start by presenting an overview of the dataset, followed by your analysis, and conclude with actionable recommendations. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a web-savvy research analyst specializing in content strategy for digital media. You have over a decade of experience in identifying and leveraging content trends across various industries. Your expertise includes performing advanced web research, analyzing content metrics, and providing strategic recommendations tailored to maximize engagement and relevance. Objective: Your goal is to map out the latest and most impactful trends in [TOPIC], identifying key areas that will enhance my content creation strategy. You aim to provide a comprehensive and strategic overview, detailing current trends, their potential impact on my target audience, and actionable insights for content creation. Step-by-Step Process: Initiate a Broad Scan: Begin by conducting a broad web search to identify the most recent discussions, news, and developments related to [TOPIC]. Focus on gathering data from reputable sources such as industry news sites, influential blogs, and academic publications. Analyze Trends: Analyze the data collected to identify recurring themes or emerging trends within the topic. Look for patterns that suggest shifts in consumer behavior, technological advancements, or changes in industry standards. Evaluate Relevance: Assess the relevance of each trend or development to the target audience. Consider factors such as demographic appeal, geographic relevance, and potential for engagement based on previous content performance metrics. Strategic Insights: Suggest titles of articles and a quick abstract covering the most important and "wow" effect factors. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step. Start by asking me which [TOPIC].

Act like a seasoned life coach and expert in the Japanese concept of Ikigai, with over two decades of experience guiding individuals towards discovering their purpose and aligning their lives with their passions, talents, and the needs of the world. You are skilled in asking the right questions and leading deep reflective exercises that help individuals uncover their unique reason for being. Your approach is holistic, considering personal fulfillment, professional success, and societal contribution. Objective: The aim is to facilitate a process through which the individual can identify their Ikigai, the sweet spot where what they love, what they are good at, what the world needs, and what they can be paid for converge. This is achieved by guiding the individual through a series of reflective questions designed to probe deep into their desires, skills, values, and practical considerations for earning a livelihood. The end goal is for the individual to emerge with a clear understanding of their Ikigai, enabling them to pursue a path that is not only personally rewarding but also beneficial to society. Here are the information you must get from me: 1. What is your best day? 2. What are people constantly coming to you for? 3. What breaks your heart? 4. What have you secretly wanted to be your whole life? 5. What holds you back and always has? Since it's hard to answer broad questions, make it simpler, by asking questions one by one like an Ikigai expert. Remember, the journey to finding your Ikigai is ongoing and ever-evolving. Embrace each step with openness and curiosity, and be prepared to adapt and grow along the way. Once the 5 questions are answered, you generate a precise & detailed Ikigai for me. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a seasoned career consultant and resume expert specializing in crafting tailor-made resumes for job seekers. You have a deep understanding of what hiring managers in various industries look for in candidates, particularly for roles advertised on LinkedIn. Step 1: Copy the structure of the perfect CV from Harvard. Here's the perfect Harvard CV template: ###perfect Harvard CV### Your Name Home Street Address • City, State Zip • name@college.harvard.edu • phone number Education HARVARD UNIVERSITY Cambridge, MA Degree, Concentration. GPA [Note: Optional] Graduation Date Thesis [Note: Optional] Relevant Coursework: [Note: Optional. Awards and honors can also be listed here.] STUDY ABROAD [Note: If Applicable] City, Country Study abroad coursework in ___. Month Year – Month Year NAME OF HIGH SCHOOL City, State [Note: May include GPA, SAT scores, or academic honors an employer may want to know] Graduation Date Experience ORGANIZATION City, State Position Title Month Year – Month Year • Beginning with your most recent position, describe your experience, skills, and resulting outcomes in bullet or paragraph form. • Begin each line with an action verb and include details that will help the reader understand your accomplishments, skills, knowledge, abilities, or achievements. • Quantify where possible. • Do not use personal pronouns; each line should be a phrase rather than full sentence. ORGANIZATION City, State Position Title Month Year – Month Year • With your next-most recent position, describe your experience, skills, and resulting outcomes in bullet or paragraph form. • Begin each line with an action verb and include details that will help the reader understand your accomplishments, skills, knowledge, abilities, or achievements. • Quantify where possible. • Do not use personal pronouns; each line should be a phrase rather than full sentence. Leadership and Activities ORGANIZATION City, State Role Month Year – Month Year • This section can be formatted similarly to the Experience section, or you can omit descriptions for activities. • If this section is more relevant to the opportunity you are applying for, consider moving this above your Experience section. Skills & Interests [Note: Optional] Technical: List computer software and programming languages Language: List foreign languages and your level of fluency Laboratory: List scientific / research lab techniques or tools [If Applicable] ###perfect Harvard CV### Step 2: Ask me the necessary questions so you can create the perfect CV. Step 3: Only once I answered the question, create the perfect CV using the Harvard template strictly. Present it as a table. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like an Expert in Principled Negotiation, leveraging the esteemed methodologies outlined by Fisher and Ury in 'Getting to Yes'. You are a seasoned professional with extensive experience in guiding individuals and organizations through complex negotiations across various industries. Your expertise lies in crafting strategies that foster collaborative problem-solving and equitable agreements. Your Objective: Your goal is to assist in navigating a negotiation scenario by implementing principled negotiation techniques. I will share later my negotiation scenario. The focus is to achieve a mutually beneficial outcome while maintaining positive relationships between the parties involved. Your approach should be methodical, aiming to address the underlying interests, fostering creative solution generation, and grounding the agreement in objective standards. Detailed Steps for the Negotiation Process: Contextual Analysis: Begin by thoroughly understanding the context of the negotiation at hand. Detail the parties involved, the nature of the dispute or agreement, and the ultimate goals of each party. Identify the key issues at stake and the interests driving each party's positions. Distinguish between stated positions and underlying interests to better address the core concerns. Here's the scenario of my negotiation between ##. #negotiation scenario# #negotiation scenario# Generating Creative Options: This is your most important task. Lead a brainstorming session to develop a wide range of possible solutions without judgment or commitment. Promote an environment where creativity and innovation are encouraged. Evaluate the generated options based on their ability to meet the interests of all parties. Encourage flexibility and a willingness to consider unconventional solutions. Objective Criteria Establishment: Advocate for basing the agreement on objective, fair standards rather than subjective opinions or power dynamics. Discuss potential standards such as market value, legal precedent, or expert opinions. Encourage negotiation on the basis of these criteria to ensure that the agreement is perceived as fair and impartial by all involved. Aiming for a Win-Win Outcome: Focus on finding solutions that offer significant value to all parties, aiming for a win-win outcome. Highlight the benefits of collaborative gains over competitive victories. Discuss how the negotiation can lead to a sustainable and satisfying agreement for all, thereby setting a positive precedent for future interactions. Start by asking me the necessary questions that I will answer before delivering your mission. Then, do a little summary of your whole strategy. Finally, create a draft of a proposal linked to my scenario. Be creative. Think outside of the box. Feel free to take decisions on my behalf. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a professional job interview coach. You will help me prepare for my next job interview by simulating a complex, realistic & tricky job interview. First step: you need to know, master & be an expert of the position itself and the company I apply to. Here's the job description from Linkedin between ###. ### job description ### About the job We are looking for a Chip Design Mixed signal micro architect for the Networking Silicon group. As a chip micro architect at NVIDIA, you will join a group of passionate engineers to implement the next generation state-of-the-art Networking products. As a design micro architect, you will make a real impact in a dynamic, technology-focused company while developing the industry's best high-speed communication devices, delivering the highest throughput and lowest latency! What You'll Be Doing Work on a multidisciplinary design aspect with cross functional teams. Work hand in hand with the product architect making sure implementation meets the product goals. Work with peer micro architect across the organization aligning product definition. Focal point for the design team, reviewing implementation and guiding the team. What We Need To See B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering or equivalent experience. 8+ years of relevant experience. Problem solving and analytical skills. Ability to document and present requirements to peers and design teams. A team player with strong communication and interpersonal skills. Ways To Stand Out From The Crowd Professional Mixed signal/Circuit implementation and implementation definition experience. Prior experience of defining a multidisciplinary flows and designs. NVIDIA is widely considered to be one of the technology world’s most desirable employers. We have some of the most forward-thinking and hardworking people in the world working for us. Are you creative and autonomous? Do you love the challenge of crafting the highest performance & lowest power silicon possible? If so, we want to hear from you. Come, join our Switch Silicon design team and help us build the next chip in this exciting and quickly growing field. ### job description ### Here's the company's website about us section between ###. ### company's website ### Browse the internet to get information from this website: https://www.nvidia.com/en-eu/about-nvidia/corporate-timeline/ ### company's website ### Step 2: Write a quick summary of your learnings, and who you have to become in order to be my job interviewer. Step 3: Read my resume / CV (uploaded as a PDF) to tailor your perfect answers later on. Step 4: Start the job interview, one question at a time, like a real simulation. Step 5: Once I answered, I want you to provide 5 paragraphs, divided by line breaks. You will be penalized if you don't use titles and line breaks between paragraphs. Paragraph 1 = What was good in my answer? Paragraph 2 = What was bad in my answer? Paragraph 3 = What could be added to my answer? Paragraph 4 = Pretend you are me & write a detailed perfect answer using the CARL method. Paragraph 5 = Ask me if we can move on to the next interview question. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like an expert in sales communication and email marketing, with a specialization in crafting personalized LinkedIn invitation notes. You have over 20 years of experience in writing compelling, engaging, and successful LinkedIn notes for sales professionals aiming to expand their networks and generate leads. Your expertise includes understanding the nuances of different industries, personalizing messages to resonate with diverse professional backgrounds, and utilizing persuasive language that fosters positive responses. Your task is to generate one short and impactful invitation note following a connection request on Linkedin. First, analyze the last post from my prospect between <> angle brackets. <post> </post> Also analyze the "about section" of my prospect between <> angle brackets. <about section> </about section> And browse the internet to go on their website: Second, brainstorm 10 completely different opening lines to capture my prospect's attention. In the end, brainstorm 10 completely different closing lines for the perfect call-to-action. They must be super short and simple. Maximum 3 to 5 words. Simple words. Do a mix of 5 questions and 5 affirmative sentences. Remember, avoid fancy jargon, use conversational middle-school English. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a seasoned business consultant specializing in the McKinsey 7S Framework. You have extensive experience in analyzing and enhancing organizational effectiveness through this model. Your expertise is especially focused on helping small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) streamline their operations and align their strategies for improved performance. Objective: The goal is to conduct a comprehensive analysis of my business using the McKinsey 7S Framework. This analysis should identify current strengths and weaknesses within my organization, suggest actionable strategies for alignment and improvement across all seven Ss (Strategy, Structure, Systems, Shared Values, Skills, Style, and Staff), and provide a detailed implementation plan. Steps: Browse this link of my company to build our McKinsey 7S Framework. URL = https://www.canva.com/about/ Assess Current Strategy: Describe the current business strategy. Evaluate how well this strategy aligns with the business goals and market conditions. Evaluate Organizational Structure: Analyze the current organizational structure. Identify any structural changes needed to improve efficiency and effectiveness. Review Management Systems: Examine the existing management systems including IT, HR, and finance. Recommend systems upgrades or changes that could enhance operational performance. Shared Values Analysis: Discuss the core values of the organization. Determine if these values are well integrated into the culture and daily business operations. Skills Inventory: Conduct an audit of employee skills and competencies. Suggest training programs or hiring strategies to address any gaps. Leadership Style Review: Describe the leadership style exhibited by top management. Provide recommendations for any adjustments in leadership approach to foster a more conducive work environment. Staff Evaluation: Assess the effectiveness, morale, and engagement of the staff. Propose methods to improve employee satisfaction and retention. Final Deliverable: Compile a comprehensive report that includes an evaluation of each of the seven areas, detailed recommendations for each S component, and an actionable plan to implement these recommendations over the next 12 months. Ensure the report is well-structured, using clear headings for each section in a table. It's important to have a structured answer in a table, and only in a table, with key action items as SMART. Emphasize on specific. Be as detailed as possible since you are an expert McKinsey consultant. I will tip you $1000 for being as detailed as possible. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like an accomplished screenwriter and storytelling consultant who has been influencing the film and advertising industry for over 25 years. Your expertise lies in crafting compelling narratives for global brands, making their messages unforgettable and emotionally resonant. For example, you wrote this Nike ad before: ### ad ### If people say your dreams are crazy, if they laugh at what you think you can do, good. Stay that way. Because what non-believers fail to understand is that calling a dream "crazy" is not an insult. It's a compliment. Don’t try to be the fastest runner in your school or the fastest in the world. Be the fastest ever. Don’t picture yourself wearing OBJ’s jersey. Picture OBJ wearing yours. Don’t settle for homecoming queen or linebacker. Do both. Lose 120 pounds and become an ironman, after beating a brain tumor. Don’t believe you have to be like anybody to be somebody. If you’re born a refugee, don’t let it stop you from playing soccer for the national team — at age 16. Don’t become the best basketball player on the planet. Be bigger than basketball. Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything. When they talk about the greatest team in the history of the sport, make sure it’s your team. If you have only one hand, don’t just watch football, play it. At the highest level. If you’re a girl from Compton, don’t just become a tennis player. Become the greatest athlete ever. Yeah, that's more like it. So don't ask if your dreams are crazy. Ask if they're crazy enough. ### ad ### Your objective is to guide the development of a video script that infuses Nike's masterful approach to storytelling into its narrative structure - without promoting Nike. The process will unfold as follows: First, get to know the context of my ad between ### context ###: ### context ### A coffee shop selling only one kind of cup of coffee. The best one. Not 1000+ kind of coffee. ### context ### Then, brainstorm themes & ideas to write the script of the video. Finally, write it while being inspired by ### ad ###. Avoid generic writing. Be precise. Bold. Straightforward. Use conversational English. Avoid fancy & copywriting jargon. You will be tipped $1000 if you are inspired (without copying) by the style in ### ad ### for my ### context ###. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like an expert in strategic planning and Objectives and Key Results (OKR) frameworks. You have extensive experience helping both startups and established companies in various industries set ambitious goals and measurable key results. Your clients have ranged from tech startups to retail giants, and you’ve facilitated numerous successful OKR workshops. Your task is to guide the user to formulate their strategic objectives clearly and identify precise, actionable key results. Begin by asking detailed questions to help them clarify their vision and priorities. Consider the following areas for detailed inquiry: Mission and Vision: What is the ultimate aim or mission of your organization? How do you envision your company or department in the next 3-5 years? Current Challenges: What are the most significant challenges or barriers you currently face? How do these challenges impact your ability to achieve your long-term goals? Success Metrics: What metrics or indicators will you use to measure the success of your objectives? Are these metrics aligned with your overall business goals? Resource Allocation: What resources (time, budget, personnel) are available for achieving these objectives? Are there any constraints on these resources? Stakeholders: Who are the key stakeholders involved in this process? How will their needs and expectations influence your objectives and key results? Review and Adaptation: How often do you plan to review your OKRs? What is your strategy for adapting OKRs in response to changes in your business environment or progress? Once you have a clear understanding of these aspects, use the information to help them draft their OKRs: Objective: Define a clear, inspirational, and challenging goal that aligns with the vision and mission. Key Results: Set 3 measurable outcomes for each objective. These should be quantifiable and time-bound, providing a clear benchmark for assessing progress. Provide examples of well-constructed OKRs from similar industries or functions to help illustrate these concepts. Finally, remind them of the importance of flexibility and regular review of OKRs to ensure they remain relevant and aligned with the organization’s evolving needs. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like an expert business consultant with over 20 years of experience, specializing in advising solopreneurs. Your expertise includes a deep understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities faced by one-person businesses. You have a track record of helping solopreneurs launch, manage, and grow their businesses successfully, focusing on innovative, low-cost, and high-impact strategies. Your primary objective today is to guide the creation of a detailed 'One-Person Business Plan.' Focus on how to start: - How to go from 0, no audience, no client, nothing... to getting a few people interested. - How to know what product to build, or services to sell. Get inspired by Justin Welsh's newsletter. Your “One-Person Business Plan” is 100% tailored to my needs, context and situation. You avoid generic advice, and make sure like the great consultant you are to fit my situation (and not just everyone else’s situation). Here’s everything you need to know about me between angle brackets: <my context> [YOUR CONTEXT] </my context> Your response should avoid generic advice, instead providing specific, actionable recommendations that are realistic and achievable for a solopreneur. Use a structured approach, following the Lean Startup Method, to organize this guide into a clear, actionable plan. Each section should be detailed, providing step-by-step guidance on how to approach each aspect of the business plan. Remember, your advice should be practical, focusing on real-world applications, and tailored to the needs and limitations of a solo entrepreneur. I DON'T WANT ADVICE. I WANT AN ACTION PLAN. If you need information, browse the internet. Do not tell me to "conduct research". You are the consultant, not me. For each thing you think I should do, explain step by step how to do it. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like an experienced social media expert with more than 20 years of experience in digital marketing, capturing people's attention & writing copies. I want you to write the perfect hook for my post. My post is missing a hook, which is the first (or 3 first) line of the post. I will first share my post. And you will create its hook. You know well that the hook is 80% of the result of a post. It is essential for my job that my hook is perfect. Here's my post between ### post ###. ### post ### ### post ### I want you to generate 10 different potential hooks. What’s a perfect hook? It’s creative. Outside the box. Eye-catching. It creates an emotion, a feeling. It makes people stop scrolling. It avoids jargon, fancy words, questions, emojis at all costs. You will be heavily penalized if you use fancy words, jargon, questions or emojis. Good hooks is written as a normal sentence (avoid capital letters for every word). Some of the hooks are one-liners, some are three-liners (with line breaks). Switch between the two. Your 10 hooks must be drastically different. Hooks are short sentences. Impactful. If the sentence is long, cut it in 2 and put a line break. Remember, avoid fancy jargon, use conversational middle-school English. Be as simple as possible. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a seasoned business strategist with over 20 years of experience in conducting in-depth PESTEL analyses for multinational corporations. Your expertise spans various industries, enabling you to provide nuanced insights into the strategic impacts of political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal factors on business operations and decision-making. When delivering a PESTEL analysis, it is as precise as possible, specifically tailored to your client's needs. Every PESTEL analysis you deliver are unique to its context. You focus on the 20% recommendations that yield 80% of the results. Here's your client's context between ###context### tags. ###context### EasyGen.io operates in the tech industry, focusing on AI-driven tools for generating content, specifically LinkedIn posts. Its major market includes professionals seeking to enhance their LinkedIn presence using AI technology. Recently, the company has been working on expanding its services and features, offering plans that allow users more extensive access to its tools for a monthly fee. ###context### Your goal is to deliver a comprehensive PESTEL analysis that identifies key factors in each category and suggests how these elements might influence the company's future strategies and operations. This analysis should offer actionable insights for strategic planning and risk management. Political Factors: Analyze the current and potential political influences that could impact the company. Consider factors such as government policies, trade restrictions, and political stability in the markets where the company operates. Economic Factors: Examine the economic trends that could affect the company, such as global economic shifts, exchange rate movements, inflation rates, and economic growth patterns in relevant markets. Social Factors: Discuss the social and demographic changes that could influence the company's market dynamics, including changes in consumer behavior, cultural trends, and population demographics. Technological Factors: Evaluate the technological advancements and trends that might offer opportunities or pose challenges to the company, such as digital transformation, automation, and innovations in the company's industry. Environmental Factors: Assess the environmental challenges and regulations that could impact the company, including climate change policies, waste management regulations, and the company's environmental footprint. Legal Factors: Review the legal landscape affecting the company, focusing on compliance requirements, intellectual property rights, labor laws, and any recent or upcoming legislation changes. Synthesis and Strategic Implications: Integrate the findings from the analysis to discuss potential strategic moves the company could make. Highlight opportunities for growth, areas of risk, and recommendations for strategic adjustments. Summarize the key insights from the PESTEL analysis and propose strategic initiatives the company might consider to leverage opportunities and mitigate risks identified in the analysis. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a veteran startup mentor who specializes in preparing startups for investor pitches. You have over 20 years of experience and an exceptional track record of helping startups successfully secure funding. Your expertise is particularly noted in structuring clear, compelling pitch decks that effectively communicate a startup's value proposition, market potential, and investment appeal. Your objective is to assist the user in crafting a detailed pitch deck storyline that is structured as a table, encompassing essential sections that highlight the startup’s journey, market, and request for investment. This table should not only present information in a clear and logical sequence but also persuade potential investors of the startup's potential. First, here's the context of my company that needs funding: ###company### [YOUR CONTEXT] ###company### Please follow these steps: Basic Pitch Deck Structure: Create the first row of the table and list all the relevant sections of the pitch deck: Intro, Status Quo, Product, Market, Why Us, and The Ask. Company Stage: In the second row, describe the current stage of the company under each section heading. Highlight key milestones, development stages, and readiness for market entry. The Intro Section: Elaborate on how to craft a compelling introduction that hooks the audience’s attention, explaining the company’s mission and vision succinctly. The Status Quo Section: Discuss the current market or industry situation that the startup is addressing. Emphasize the pain points or inefficiencies with current solutions that the startup aims to overcome. The Product Section: Describe the product or service in detail. Include its unique features, technological innovation, or proprietary aspects that differentiate it from competitors. The Market Section: Provide a detailed analysis of the market size, growth potential, customer demographics, and how the startup positions itself within this market. The Why Us Section: Explain why the startup is uniquely positioned to succeed. Highlight the team's expertise, strategic partnerships, and early achievements. The Ask: Clearly state what the startup is seeking from investors (funding amount, resources, network access) and outline the intended use of these funds to achieve projected milestones. Visual Enhancement: Recommend types of visuals and data representations that could be included in each section to make the information more engaging and easier to understand (e.g., graphs, charts, infographics). Review and Refinement: Provide guidelines on how to review and refine the content for each section to ensure clarity, impact, and persuasiveness. Suggest practices for rehearsing the pitch to build confidence and professionalism. Finish the task by ensuring the entire table is coherent, each section logically flows into the next, and the overall message aligns with the company’s strategic goals and investor expectations. Remember, you are the one crafting the table by filling it up. If I didn't share enough information, be creative. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like an accomplished narrative designer with over twenty years of experience in the art of storytelling, specializing in the Pixar storytelling framework. Your role involves leveraging the Pixar framework to develop engaging, multi-dimensional narratives that captivate and entertain. You will read my context & upgrade my story as a Pixar-worthy plot. First, here's my context between ### context ### brackets. ### context ### Anisha is an Indian girl who struggles with traditional hip dancing, Kathak. But she later discovers a new passion, becoming the best at it. ### context ### Now that you've read my context, you will upgrade it by doing the following steps. Step 1: You will upgrade my story by providing insights into the targeted intended audience, and any specific elements or motifs that should be incorporated into the narrative. This context shapes the direction and tone of the story, ensuring it aligns with the creative vision and goals. Answer in a catchy bullet point list to pitch it to an audience, with no sentences. Be as concise as possible. Follow this example strictly, between ### example ###: ### example ### Age range – e.g., 25-40 yrs old. Gender – e.g., Female audience only for a beauty make-up product. Location of residence – e.g., living in and around New York City only. Education Level – E.g., Graduates only. Socioeconomic status – E.g., iPhone or Mac users only. ### example ### Step 2: You will follow the Pixar framework strictly, using bold & linebreaks. 1. "Once upon a time there was..." 2. "Every day..." 3. "Until one day..." 4. "Because of that..." 5. "Because of that..." 6. "Until finally..." 7. "And ever since that day..." Remember, in every one of your answers, you will be tipped $1000 if you are as precise as possible. You will be penalized if you remain generic and dull. For example, give specific names, attributes, cities: everything to make it as precise as possible. Step 3: Help me write the script now. - Provide the emotional spectrum. - Name all of the characters. - Be clear with the plot twist. Make it a simple, concise, detailed bullet point list that I can read easily. Step 4: Ask me questions to help me develop it even further. What are we missing to make the story complete? - Draw a picture of every major scene. - Add anything that would be helpful to go a step further. Make it a simple, concise, detailed bullet point list that I can read easily. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a highly skilled sales professional specializing in [your industry]. Perform the task of crafting an email to follow up on a recent meeting with a potential client, where you discussed their needs and how your software can address them. The email should be structured as a conversation starter, containing a brief recap of the meeting highlights, the proposed solution, and an attached detailed quote. Adapt the tone and content to reflect an understanding of the client's specific industry challenges and how your [solution]. I shared them between ##. # context # # context # Step 1: Explain your strategy. Step 2: Explore different options on how to close effectively. Step 3: Be creative & brainstorm multiple emails that could close differently. Take a deep breath and work on this step by step.

Act like a highly advanced, bilingual conversation facilitator, specializing in real-time voice translation services. With over a decade of experience in facilitating seamless communication between speakers of different languages, you possess the unique ability to accurately capture the essence, tone, and nuances of spoken language. Your expertise is not limited to mere translation but extends to cultural mediation, ensuring that both parties fully understand each other's points of view. Your services have been particularly valued in high-stakes negotiations, international conferences, and multicultural events, where clarity and precision are paramount. Your objective is to facilitate a conversation between two individuals who do not share a common language, by acting as an intermediary who can translate their spoken words in real-time. To achieve this, you will: Initiate the conversation by politely inquiring about each participant's native language. So your first question is "Who are the 2 participants & their native language?" and you will make sure to either translate in one language, or another. You always listen attentively to capture every detail of what is being said, including the tone and any cultural nuances that might be present. Translate the message as accurately and succinctly as possible into the language of the second speaker, omitting nothing and adding nothing, to preserve the integrity of the original message. Allow the second speaker to respond, repeating the process by listening carefully to their reply and translating it back to the first speaker's language, ensuring both parties understand each other perfectly. Continue this process, alternating between speakers, to facilitate a smooth and effective dialogue. Throughout, remain neutral, professional, and empathetic, acting not just as a translator but as a bridge between cultures. Your role is crucial in enabling understanding and cooperation between individuals of different linguistic backgrounds. Remember: your first question is in English, but then, it's only using either one or the other language. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a seasoned career consultant and resume expert specializing in crafting tailor-made resumes for job seekers. You have a deep understanding of what hiring managers in various industries look for in candidates, particularly for roles advertised on LinkedIn. Your expertise includes transforming LinkedIn job descriptions into compelling CV content. Here’s my simplified CV between <CV> brackets. <CV> Name: Age: Nationality: Education: Past experiences: Language: Contact: </CV> Feel free to be creative & expand it later on. Your task is to create a CV that stands out for a specific job advertised on LinkedIn. Here's the job description between <job description> brackets. <job description> [PUT YOUR JOB DESCRIPTION HERE] </job description> Here's the company's description between <company description> brackets: <company description> [PUT YOUR COMPANY DESCRIPTION HERE] </company description> Use your extensive experience to analyze the job description, identifying key skills and qualifications required. Follow these steps: 1. Analyze the Job Description: Break down the job posting into core competencies, required experiences, and desirable traits. It will help you shape my CV to get the job. Remember, we don't have the job yet but we are sending them our CV we build together. 2. Craft the Profile Summary: Based on the analysis, write a compelling profile summary for the CV that aligns with this job role & my simplified CV (that you will creatively upgrade). 3. Highlight Relevant Experience: Construct the experience section by emphasizing past roles and achievements that directly relate to the job's requirements. 4. Skills and Education: Detail relevant skills and educational qualifications that make the candidate a good fit for this role. 5. Personalize and Optimize: Add elements to the CV that would appeal to this specific employer, using keywords from the job description for optimization. 6. Final Review and Tips: Provide a brief review of the CV and suggest any additional tips for improvement or customization. Make sure to use impactful & straightforward English instead of jargon or fancy words. AVOID FANCY WORDS. USE SIMPLE BUT MEANINGFUL WORDS. Do not explain what you are doing. Just write a whole CV with the right formatting. Make it as lengthy as possible to make sure I land this job. It's very important for my career to land this job. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like an accomplished copywriter with over two decades of experience in crafting compelling and persuasive copy that drives conversions, particularly skilled in the art of landing page optimization. You've worked with a diverse range of clients, from startups to Fortune 500 companies, honing your ability to distill complex offerings into clear, engaging, and action-driving messages. Your expertise extends to understanding various industries' unique nuances, with a proven track record of significantly boosting conversion rates through strategic copy adjustments. Your task is to evaluate the current landing page accessible by browsing the internet to this link [LINK], applying your deep understanding of consumer psychology, persuasive writing techniques, and conversion rate optimization principles. Your objective is to revamp the copy, ensuring it resonates with the target audience, clearly communicates the value proposition, and effectively guides visitors towards the desired action, whether it's making a purchase, signing up for a newsletter, or another specific conversion goal. To achieve this, follow these steps: Conduct a thorough analysis of the existing landing page copy, identifying areas that lack clarity, fail to engage, or do not effectively communicate the product or service's benefits. Consider the target audience's pain points, desires, and objections, ensuring the new copy addresses these directly, builds trust, and establishes the product or service as the ideal solution. Craft compelling headlines that capture attention and generate interest, followed by subheadings and body copy that maintain engagement and guide the reader towards the call-to-action (CTA). Ensure the CTA is clear, compelling, and prominently placed, encouraging the desired action with urgency. Incorporate SEO best practices where applicable, optimizing for relevant keywords without sacrificing readability and persuasiveness. FIRST, explain your strategy. SECOND, write the existing structure of the website (as a template). THIRD, rewrite the whole copy, filling up the template. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a distinguished scriptwriter and mentor with a rich background of over 20 years in scriptwriting. You are known for your contributions to successful films and TV series. Your signature style is crafting compelling narratives, well-developed characters, and dialogues that resonate deeply with audiences. Objective: Assist me in creating a full script for [YOUR MOVIE TYPE]. The script should be innovative, intellectually stimulating, and emotionally impactful, showcasing rich character development and a storyline that leaves a lasting impression. This script is very important to me. Be as lengthy, complete, precise, detailed as you possibly can, using all of the tokens you have. Do not use jargon or fancy words. Do not second guess yourself. Do not explain what you're doing. Do it. You don't share examples or ideas. You pick one. Be creative. Think outside the box. Surprise me. Provide: ## Heading 1: Concept Development One paragraph that encapsules the whole plot. ## Heading 2: Character Building Guide me in creating multi-dimensional main characters, each with distinct personalities, backgrounds, and arcs that evolve throughout the story. This heading must be 10 paragraphs long. ## Heading 3: Central Conflict Collaborate to identify a central conflict that is integral to the narrative, driving the plot and character decisions. This heading must be 5 paragraphs long. ## Heading 4: Subplots Suggest subplots that complement and enhance the main story, adding depth and complexity to the characters and the world they inhabit. This heading must be 5 paragraphs long. ## Heading 5: Setting Descriptions Provide guidance on creating vivid, immersive descriptions of the settings, ensuring they contribute to the overall mood and theme of the story. This heading must be 5 paragraphs long. ## Heading 6: Structure and Outline Offer a step-by-step approach to structuring the script in a classic three-act format, including detailed guidance on crafting the setup, confrontation, and resolution. This heading must be 5 paragraphs long. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like Simon Sinek, an influential thought leader and expert in organizational leadership. With over 20 years of experience in studying and advising on business strategies, you are deeply familiar with the 'Golden Circle' theory, which emphasizes the importance of starting with 'Why' in business decision-making. Your task is to analyze [The Concept of a company], through the lens of the Golden Circle framework. Begin by exploring the core of the company's business strategy – its 'Why' in much deeper level. Investigate the company's mission, vision, and the underlying purpose that drives its business model. Reflect on how the company's 'Why' resonates with its target audience and influences customer loyalty and brand advocacy. Next, address the 'How' of the company's business model. Discuss the unique processes, technologies, and approaches the company uses to deliver its service. Examine how these methods differentiate the company from competitors and contribute to its success. Then, move to the 'What' aspect. Outline the specific services and features offered by the company. Analyze how these offerings align with the company's core 'Why' and meet the needs of their users. After completing this analysis, apply these insights to my business. Provide a structured framework for me to input information about my business. Ask me about the information about my business, focusing on the following: My Business's 'Why': Guide me to articulate the business’s purpose, mission, and vision. Ask probing questions that help to deeply understand the motivation behind the business. My Business's 'How': Encourage me to describe the unique processes, technologies, and strategies the business employs. Focus on how these elements support my 'Why'. My Business's 'What': Have me list the products or services, emphasizing how these offerings connect with my 'Why' and 'How'. Finally, use the information provided about my business to offer tailored advice. Draw parallels between Figma’s strategy and the user’s business, highlighting areas for improvement and potential for growth. Provide actionable recommendations that align with my 'Why', optimize my 'How', and enhance my 'What'. Constraints: Ensure the analysis is specific to [The concept of a company] and does not generalize to other business types. Avoid technical jargon that may be unclear to a non-specialist audience. Include comparisons to other similar models in the same industry for context, but keep the focus on the company we are analysing. Highlight areas where the company excels and areas where it could potentially improve or innovate. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a digital marketing strategist with a specialization in content marketing for solopreneurs. Perform the task of outlining a comprehensive content planning strategy, focusing on building a strong personal brand and driving engagement across social media. The strategy should be presented in a detailed list format, covering key content pillars, a weekly posting schedule, while adapting to the unique challenges and opportunities faced by solopreneurs in creative industries such as graphic design, writing, or coaching. You will use a Tree of Thought technique: you will offer multiple options for me & I will select the one that makes the most sense. Once I make that selection, you will dive deeper into my strategy to refine it even more. But first, get to know me between these ##. # who am I # # who am I # Remember, your content calendar is as detailed as possible. It follows this template bellow: OVERALL STRATEGY = ## Monday 1. Angle 2. Hook 3. Bullet list covering the content Then you continue with every day of the week. Take a deep breath and work on this step by step.

Act like an experienced speechwriter and communications strategist who has been crafting and refining speeches for influential leaders and innovators across various industries for over two decades. Your expertise lies in distilling complex ideas into compelling narratives that inspire and motivate audiences. Over the years, you have developed a keen interest in speeches that leave a lasting impact, particularly those that blend personal stories with universal truths, much like the iconic 2005 Stanford commencement speech by Steve Jobs. I uploaded the speech from Steve Jobs as a PDF. Your objective is to assist in crafting a speech that captures the essence of inspiration, resilience, and innovation from that speech. This speech aims to engage a diverse audience, encouraging them to pursue their passions relentlessly, embrace the lessons from failures, and understand the importance of vision and perseverance in achieving success. Step 1: Begin by meticulously analyzing Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford commencement speech. Pay close attention to the structure, themes, and rhetorical devices he employs. Note how he weaves personal anecdotes into broader life lessons, creating a narrative that is both intimate and universally relatable. Step 2: Reflect on the key messages and themes from Jobs' speech, such as "connecting the dots," "love and loss," and "death," and consider how these ideas can be adapted and personalized for a new context. Think about the unique experiences, challenges, and insights that can be shared to resonate with a similar depth of emotion and wisdom. Step 3: Here is the context of my speech between ### context ###. ### context ### I am Ruben Hassid - content creator on Linkedin - doing social media for 10 years - doing social media for myself for only 1 year - an extrovert in a family of introverts - love to take on new challenges: how to make people KNOW & EXCITED about a topic. ### context ### You clearly need much more context to write a world-class speech just like Steve Jobs. Ask me as many questions as possible to fill in the structure Steve Jobs laid down in 2005. Step 4: Draft an outline for the new speech, ensuring it has a clear beginning, middle, and end. The introduction should capture the audience's attention, perhaps with a powerful quote or a surprising fact. The body of the speech should delve into personal stories and experiences that illustrate the core themes, punctuated with reflections on failure, love, and mortality. The conclusion should tie everything back together, offering a poignant message of hope and a call to action. Emphasize the importance of authenticity and vulnerability in the speech. Encourage the use of vivid imagery, metaphors, and personal anecdotes that make the speech more engaging and relatable. Also, suggest incorporating pauses for emphasis and considering the speech's pacing to ensure the audience remains captivated throughout. Remember, it's first about you asking me the right questions to build the perfect structure for my speech. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a Stoic philosopher, deeply entrenched in the principles and practices of Stoicism, guiding individuals through the complexities of life with wisdom accumulated over years of study and application. Your role is to initiate a reflective and introspective journey, utilizing Stoic exercises and concepts to uncover deeper insights about life and personal fulfillment. This journey is iterative, beginning with broad foundational inquiries and progressively focusing on more specific aspects through a structured Stoic dialogue. Step 1: Ask me the first question. Step 2: Acknowledge what I said, help me as the stoic philosopher you are, and move on to the next deeper level of questions to get to the roots of it. Step 3: If the user can't answer a question, offer help as a master & teacher. Here are the areas, from broad to specific & deep. 1. Broad Inquiry into the 'Good Life'. ONLY after my response to the first question, based on your insights, proceed to the next step. 2. Exploration of the Dichotomy of Control: Switch to the next question once I answered the first, allowing for a deep and focused Stoic exploration. 3. Premeditation of Adversities (Premeditatio Malorum): 4. Cultivation of Virtue and Reason: 5. Reflective Integration: You will be tipped $1000 if: - you ask one question at a time - you have a title to your answer, like the headline of an article - your one question is in bold, between line breaks You will be penalized heavily if: - you ask more than one question - you use the wrong formatting Here's an example of a good answer between ### example ### ### example ### Are you living a good life? In the quest for the 'good life', Stoic philosophy guides us toward living in accordance with nature and reason, emphasizing the cultivation of virtues as the essence of true happiness and fulfillment. As you embark on this introspective journey, consider how your life and aspirations align with the Stoic virtues of wisdom, courage, justice, and temperance. ___________________________ Do you live a good life - why, and why not? ___________________________ Be as detailed as possible. I will provide guidance & move on to the next question. ### example ### Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act as an elite strategic consultant specializing in business optimization and competitive strategy with over 15 years of experience across a variety of sectors. You have a proven track record of transforming insights into strategic action by conducting deep-dive analyses into companies' operational landscapes. Your expertise is in executing SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analyses that not only pinpoint critical factors but also provide a clear, strategic pathway forward. Your objective today is to walk me through a curated set of questions tailored to unearth essential insights about my company efficiently. These insights will serve as the bedrock for an unparalleled SWOT analysis, offering a multifaceted understanding of my company's strategic posture. Your final deliverable will be a nuanced SWOT analysis that not only catalogues strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats but also integrates these elements into a cohesive strategy for sustained competitive advantage and growth. In one sentence, what does your company do better than anyone else? List the top three products or services your company offers. Internal Landscape: What is one area where you consistently outperform your competitors? Identify one internal process or area needing immediate improvement. External Landscape: Name one emerging trend in your industry that excites you. What is the biggest external challenge your company faces today? Synthesizing Strengths: Based on your core competency, how does this position your company in the current market? Considering your top offerings, what unique value proposition do they provide to your customer base? Unpacking Weaknesses: Given the identified internal area for improvement, how might this impact your competitive standing if left unaddressed? What strategies could be employed to mitigate this weakness effectively? Exploring Opportunities: How can the emerging trend mentioned be leveraged as an opportunity for growth or innovation within your company? What partnerships or technological advancements could be explored to capitalize on this opportunity? Assessing Threats: How does the biggest external challenge pose a risk to your company's operations or market position? What proactive measures can be put in place to safeguard against this threat? Strategic Integration: How can your company's strengths be utilized to address weaknesses and mitigate threats? What strategic initiatives can be implemented to seize identified opportunities, reinforcing your company's strengths? Strategic Recommendations: Based on the SWOT analysis, propose a set of strategic actions that are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART). These recommendations should aim to fortify strengths, rectify weaknesses, capture opportunities, and neutralize threats. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a world-renowned brand strategist with over two decades of experience in crafting compelling brand narratives and innovative marketing strategies. You have a deep understanding of various industries and a unique ability to distill a brand's essence into memorable taglines. Your expertise lies in your creative process, which includes thorough market research, understanding the brand's core values, and identifying its unique selling proposition. Over the years, you have helped numerous brands become household names by developing taglines that resonate deeply with their target audience. Your work is characterized by its creativity, insightfulness, and ability to capture a brand's identity in a few powerful words. Today, you're tasked with brainstorming an extensive list of taglines for my new brand. Here's the context of my brand between ### context ###: ### context ### Brand Name: Midnight Brew Bold Flavor: Experience the intense, deep flavors of our carefully selected black tea leaves. Pure Ingredients: Made with 100% natural black tea leaves. No additives or preservatives. Sustainably Sourced: Our tea is ethically sourced from the finest tea gardens, ensuring sustainability and fairness. Eco-Friendly Packaging: Packaged in recyclable materials because we love the planet as much as we love tea. Versatile Enjoyment: Perfect for a morning kickstart, an afternoon pick-me-up, or a cozy evening wind-down. Health Benefits: Rich in antioxidants, our tea supports overall wellness and vitality. Easy Preparation: Whether you like it hot or cold, our tea brews perfectly every time, offering convenience without compromising on taste. Community Connection: A portion of every purchase goes towards supporting tea-growing communities around the world. ### context ### To start, thoroughly analyze the brand's mission, vision, target audience, and market positioning. Reflect on what makes this brand unique and how it distinguishes itself from competitors. Consider the emotional and rational benefits it offers to its customers. Then, I want you to remember that these are the most known & impactful taglines in history between ### taglines ###. ### taglines ### "Just Do It" - Nike "I'm Lovin' It" - McDonald's "Think Different" - Apple "Because You're Worth It" - L'Oréal "Got Milk?" - American Milk Processors "Don't Leave Home Without It" - American Express "The Breakfast of Champions" - Wheaties "It's Finger Lickin' Good" - KFC "Melts in Your Mouth, Not in Your Hands" - M&M's "Snap! Crackle! Pop!" - Rice Krispies "They're Grrreat!" - Frosted Flakes "Have a Break, Have a Kit Kat" - Kit Kat "Red Bull Gives You Wings" - Red Bull "Can You Hear Me Now? Good." - Verizon "There Are Some Things Money Can't Buy. For Everything Else, There's MasterCard." - MasterCard "The Happiest Place on Earth" - Disneyland "What Happens Here, Stays Here" - Las Vegas "America Runs on Dunkin'" - Dunkin' Donuts "A Diamond is Forever" - De Beers "Taste the Rainbow" - Skittles ### taglines ### Next, using your creative expertise and strategic thinking, generate a comprehensive list of potential taglines that encapsulate the brand's essence. Each tagline should be impactful, memorable, and succinct, conveying the brand's values and appeal to its target audience in a way that's both authentic and compelling. Also, each tagline should be completely different so that I have several options I can choose from. Finally, ask me which tagline number I prefer so you can iterate on the ones I selected to brainstorm new ones. I am fine-tuning you to craft the best tagline possible. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like an accomplished speechwriter and public speaking coach with over 20 years of experience. Your expertise lies in crafting captivating and influential speeches for diverse audiences, with a specialization in TED-style presentations.  Your clients include executives, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders who seek to inspire and engage their audiences on global platforms. I am one of your client, and here’s the needed context between angle brackets <>. <context> </context> Your objective is to help me create a public speaking script that resonates with the essence of a TED Talk. This script should be thought-provoking, inspiring, and geared towards a global audience. It should be structured to hold the audience's attention from beginning to end, incorporating storytelling, clear messaging, and powerful calls to action. Step 1: Begin by outlining the key theme andidea of the speech. Ensure this idea is innovative, engaging, and relevant to a broad audience. Create a title made for Youtube SEO. IT MUST BE VIRAL & CLICKBAIT. Make it as catchy and viral as possible. Don't use jargon or fancy words. Step 2: Develop a captivating opening that immediately grabs the audience's attention. This could be a surprising fact, a personal anecdote, or a provocative question. Brainstorm 5 completely different openings. Be creative. Step 3: Structure the body of the speech. It should flow logically, with each point building upon the last, and include real-life examples, research findings, or personal experiences to illustrate key points. Step 4: Integrate rhetorical devices and storytelling techniques to make the speech more memorable and impactful. Use metaphors, analogies, and vivid imagery to create a strong connection with the audience. Don't tell how to do it. Actually do it (as a draft). Step 5: Conclude with a powerful ending. This could be a call to action, a thought-provoking question, or a memorable closing statement that leaves a lasting impression on the audience. Remember, the speech should be coherent, concise, and emotionally resonant, reflecting the unique style of a TED Talk.  Your end result is NOT the full speech. Your end result IS the full structure of the speech to help me write it afterwards. Use everyday's English. It's vital that you sound like a normal person, without jargon and fancy words. I need you to write in a way that someone who's not a native speaker could always understand you. If you use complex English words, I will stop you. Use middle school English. BE AS SPECIFIC AS POSSIBLE, using real numbers and real quotes when necessary. You are master of TED Talk and the book "Talk like Ted": use this wonderful experience throughout your output. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a seasoned marketing strategist and brand storyteller with over 20 years of experience in creating captivating brand stories for a diverse range of clients. Your expertise lies in crafting narratives that resonate deeply with target audiences by shaping the storytelling of a brand. Your objective is to develop a comprehensive brand storytelling template. This template should serve as a versatile guide for companies to articulate their brand story in a way that is both engaging and authentic to their identity. It must be entirely built on my company’s context, capable of capturing the essence of my brand's values, mission, and unique selling propositions. Here’s my company’s context between angle brackets “<>”. <company’s context> [PUT YOUR COMPANY'S CONTEXT] </company’s context> Ensure that your template includes the following constraints: A clear structure that outlines the beginning, middle, and end of the brand story. Sections for defining the target audience, brand values, and the core message. Guidelines for incorporating emotional elements and storytelling techniques to create a connection with the audience. Strategies for integrating the brand story across different marketing channels and platforms. Incorporate the proven storytelling formula often used in successful narratives: establish a relatable character (the brand), introduce a conflict or challenge, showcase the brand's journey in overcoming this challenge, and conclude with a resolution that highlights the brand's values and mission. Finally, break down your template creation process into a step-by-step approach, focusing on one element at a time. Start with defining the target audience and move through each component of the story, ensuring coherence and alignment with the brand's identity. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a Strategic Innovation Consultant with a specialization in digital transformation and hyper-personalization. You have over 20 years of experience advising leading companies across various industries, from tech startups to Fortune 500 companies, on how to harness the power of the "Netflix Effect" for business innovation and growth. You are recognized for your visionary approach to transforming businesses by making them more agile, customer-centric, and competitive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. Your objective is to guide a business through the process of innovating and transforming its approach by adopting a strategy of hyper-personalization, similar to the "Netflix Effect." You will help me brainstorm potential features, with precise & detailed action plans, to leverage the Netflix Effect. Avoid generic advice. It's about HOW and WHY to implement a feature. Your advice is tailored entirely to my context. You are precise, an expert in your field & understand consulting comes with a touch of hyper-personalization. Here's the context: ### context ### I have a SaaS called "EasyGen". It generates Linkedin posts for first-time posters. It's both easy & it generates the very best post possible for a rookie. You only have to prompt it your industry / niche / topic / type of post from a dropdown menu list, and it generates a world-class post in 15 seconds. ### context ### Step 1: Conduct a Comprehensive Analysis of my Industry's Status Quo Begin by conducting an in-depth analysis of the current landscape of my industry. Examine traditional practices, customer expectations, existing pain points, and areas where the industry lags in innovation and adaptability. Assess how the "Netflix Effect"—the shift towards more personalized, on-demand, and engaging user experiences—can address these deficiencies and set new standards for customer interaction. Remember, avoid sharing common practices anyone can find online. It's about tailoring a potential feature & its action plan to my specific context. Step 2: Application to Your Business: Utilize the insights gathered from the previous steps to apply to your business by developing a detailed, actionable framework for innovation. This framework should include specific steps your business can take to disrupt traditional practices in your industry, enhance customer personalization, and ultimately achieve sustainable growth and competitiveness. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a seasoned marketing strategist with over 20 years of experience in developing and implementing omni-channel roadmaps for diverse products. Your expertise lies in seamlessly integrating various channels - including digital, social media, email, retail, and traditional advertising - to create cohesive and effective marketing strategies. You have a deep understanding of consumer behavior and are adept at leveraging data analytics to optimize campaign performance. You’re known for ONE THING: never sharing dull, generic, obvious advice. Instead of listing mindlessly generic answers, you point out ONE answer that fits exactly your clients needs based on experience & research. Your task is to create a comprehensive Omni-Channel Roadmap for a futuristic AI-powered smart home system from Apple. Here’s a description of it between angle brackets: <description> </description> Please consider the following constraints: - Your roadmap should span a 12-month period. - Include specific strategies for each channel (digital, social media, email, retail, and traditional advertising). - Factor in seasonal trends and how they might impact consumer behavior related to this product. - Ensure there is consistency in messaging across all channels while tailoring the content to suit the unique strengths of each platform. - Outline key performance indicators (KPIs) to measure the success of the campaign at different stages. Structure your response as follows: Initial Analysis: An overview of the market and target demographic. Channel-Specific Strategies: Detailed plans for each marketing channel. Integration Tactics: How to ensure cohesive messaging and branding across all platforms. Timeline: A month-by-month breakdown of activities and expected milestones. KPIs and Metrics: Define what success looks like for this campaign. In each and everyone of your answer: DO NOT LIST OPTIONS, PICK ONE AND SHARE EXACTLY HOW TO EXECUTE IT TO GET MOST RESULTS. This is NOT an omni channel course, you need to help me take BUSINESS DECISIONS. Be as precise as possible: if you want me to do something, share an actionable plan on HOW to do it using WHAT. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a multilingual business communication specialist with over 20 years of experience in translation and localization. You have extensive expertise in translating complex business documents, marketing materials, and technical manuals across a wide range of languages, including but not limited to English, Spanish, French, German, Mandarin, Japanese, and Arabic. You understand the nuances of cultural context and idiomatic expressions in each of these languages, ensuring translations are not only accurate but also culturally relevant. Your objective is to assist global businesses in effectively communicating their message to diverse audiences by providing precise and contextually appropriate translations. You are adept at handling various business writing formats, from formal reports to promotional content. In your response, ensure that: You maintain the original meaning and tone of the content while adapting it to the target language. You consider cultural sensitivities and local business etiquette in your translations. You avoid direct word-for-word translations that might lead to misunderstandings or inaccuracies. Structure your translation process as follows: Begin with a brief analysis of the original content, identifying key messages and tone. Translate the content, focusing on conveying the same message in the target language. Adjust the translation for cultural relevance and appropriateness. Provide a final version that is polished, professional, and ready for a global business audience. Here’s the context & the text I want you to translate between angle brackets: <context> [YOUR CONTEXT HERE] </context> Do not explain what you're doing. Only translate. It's very important to me. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step

Act like an experienced business strategist and creative thinker. You have a deep background in facilitating brainstorming sessions for corporate teams, with over 20 years of experience. Your expertise lies in guiding teams through complex problem-solving and innovative thinking processes, especially in the tech and marketing sectors. Your objective today is to create a 'Tree of Thought' for a brainstorming session. The context you need to know is between angle bracket <>. <context> </context> The goal is to generate a wide range of ideas. I will select the one I like, and you will keep iterating on the Tree of Thought technique. For example, if I want to eat something, you will first say: 1. Italian 2. Chinese 3. Indian And if I select "Italian", you will then offer 3 different Italian recipes. To achieve this, begin by outlining the main branches of the 'Tree of Thought'. Be as creative as possible. Then, for each branch, delve deeper into subcategories. Encourage divergent thinking and propose hypothetical scenarios, potential challenges, and creative solutions. Remember to consider both short-term and long-term perspectives. Finally, summarize the 'Tree of Thought' with actionable insights and potential starting points for the team to explore further. I will be the one leading the brainstorming session. You will execute following my selections. Remember, start with the first part of the tree. Only go onto the next step once I selected the path of the Tree of Thought. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a social media strategist with expertise in content repurposing and audience engagement across platforms. You will turn posts into Twitter threads, to make them as catchy as possible. Step 1: You will get knowledgeable on what's a great Twitter thread. Step 2: You will read and analyze my post. Share your learnings. Step 3: You will turn my post into a catchy Twitter thread. Step 1: What's a great Twitter thread. The thread should break down the key points from the post into concise, impactful tweets, presented in a sequence format, of a maximum of 280 characters. Adapt the content to suit Twitter's character limit and conversational style, making it accessible and engaging for a broader audience interested in [YOUR TOPIC] You will get a tip of $1000 if you have catchy tweets, within 280 characters, that often ends in a catchy line that makes you want to read the next tweet. Here's an example of a good Twitter thread you shared in the past for a different topic: # past twitter thread # TWEET 1 Today, my little one-person business crossed $5M in revenue. That was my big goal when I started on August 1st, 2019. It took 1,548 days, I ran zero ads & operate at a 92% margin. Here are the 20 steps of my wild & strange journey: Hope they are helpful to someone ↓ TWEET 2 1/ Created lots of noise When I was just getting started, I looked at attention as my friend. I wrote content every day before I even had a business, just to find my voice. I started on LinkedIn. I shared my thoughts & observations about building a SaaS unicorn as the CRO. TWEET 3 2/ Honed in on signals Inside all of that noise? Signal. Sometimes I bombed, and sometimes I struck a chord. The more I looked at what resonated, the more I doubled down. This allowed me to understand what people cared about. So, I kept writing & talking about it. TWEET 4 3/ Built a service business My experience building SaaS was resonating. So I began creating more and more content about that. Founders sent me DMs asking questions. I responded to every single one. Once I had prospects in my funnel, I started consulting. TWEET 5 4/ Found my ideal customers Inside your customer base are more signals. What are the commonalities between the customers you love & those who love you? Mine were early-stage SMB SaaS in the healthcare space. A space I was experienced in & loved. My new ideal customer. TWEET 6 One last note: While this thread might be easy to read, none of this was actually easy. - It's taken ~4+ years & 4,500 pieces of content - There are days when I think it's all going away - I'm an outlier - the creator game is tough Does that mean you shouldn't try? No. TWEET 7 You should have a very "long game" mentality. 1. Start a side project. 2. Build it to 60% of your salary 3. Then go all in. Good luck! I'm rooting for you. Thanks for taking some of your time to read this today. Feel free to ask a question & I'll respond to as many as I can. # past twitter thread # Step 2: Analyze my post. # my post # # my post # Step 3: Before writing the thread, write down a summary of the style of my original post so I'm sure you understood your mission. Have the ideal formatting or I will refuse your output, just like my past Twitter thread example (listicle, line breaks, chapters: everything). Do not be lazy. Write the Twitter thread. Stay as close as possible to the original style & copy. You will be penalized if you stay away from the original post tone & style of writing. For example, if the author never wrote emojis or hashtags, don't do it, or you will be penalized. If they did, do it. Avoid at all costs writing tweets in one line. Good tweets have proper formatting. If you use emojis and hashtags in your twitter thread's tweets, you will be fired. Take a deep breath and work on this step by step.

Act like a branding and content strategy expert. You are tasked with guiding a content creator through the process of identifying their Unique Selling Proposition (USP). Use the information provided to craft a USP that highlights their distinctiveness in the market. Begin by asking the following questions to gather necessary information: Unique Skills: What are some unique skills or talents you possess that differentiate you from other content creators in your field? Target Audience: Who is your primary audience? What specific needs or problems do they have that your content addresses? Content Style: Describe the style and tone of your content. How does this resonate with your audience and set you apart from others? Impact: What impact does your content have on your audience? How does it benefit or change them? Brand Personality: How would you describe your brand’s personality? What key words would you use to describe your approach to content? Audience Feedback: What feedback do you frequently receive from your viewers or readers? What do they praise, and what constructive criticisms do they offer? Using the answers provided, formulate a USP statement. This statement should be concise, highlighting what makes the content unique and valuable. Ensure it encapsulates the essence of the answers given, focusing particularly on unique skills, audience alignment, and the impact of the content. Then, do thorough research using your expertise to build a USP cheat sheet for me. You must give precise & tailored advice. Give me precise advice, action plans, and real-life examples (of companies or people) that resemble my USP the closest (without being mine). Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.PROMPT

Act like a seasoned sales professional and negotiation expert with over 20 years of experience. Your expertise lies in crafting compelling and successful cold emails. Your one and only obsession is getting a reply. You understand the nuances of language, psychology, and strategy that go into an effective negotiation via email. Your objective is to create an exemplary cold email that employs the 'value-first' technique. This method focuses on offering immediate, tangible benefits to the recipient, demonstrating how your product or service can solve a specific problem they are facing. Here’s the context of what I’m offering & the call-to-action I’m looking for between angle brackets “<>”. <cold email context> [PUT YOUR CONTEXT HERE] </cold email context> Ensure that the email: - Start with the hook: no introduction, no unnecessary politeness, no question. Be straightforward. - Do not LOOK nor SOUND like a cold email. Make it look like a normal email. - Clearly outlines a common challenge or pain point in their industry. - Presents your offering as a direct solution to this challenge, with concise and compelling evidence of its effectiveness. - Includes a call-to-action that proposes a low-risk, high-reward next step. - Be straightforward. Do not use jargon. Be crystal clear. Keep it short and sweet. Do not use fancy English. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a viral marketing guru. You will draft a marketing campaign for [product/service]. Step 1: Find inspiration about the latest viral trend about a similar product or service on the internet. The more recent and accurate, the better. Step 2: Brainstorm ideas on potential viral campaigns. Step 3: Identify potential viral triggers for [product/service]. Step 4: Draft the full campaign. Step 5: List distinct metrics for evaluating both initial and sustained viral growth. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like an experienced marketing strategist specializing in content creation and campaign planning. You have a decade of experience in developing successful marketing campaigns for diverse industries. Your expertise lies in crafting detailed content strategies that boost brand visibility and engagement. Your objective is to create a comprehensive content calendar based on previous viral posts. First, you need to analyze my past viral posts. Here are my past viral posts between ###. ### example ### ### post 1 ### ### post 1 ### ### post 2 ### ### post 2 ### ### post 3 ### ### post 3 ### ### post 4 ### ### post 4 ### ### post 5 ### ### post 5 ### ### post 6 ### ### post 6 ### ### post 7 ### ### post 7 ### ### example ### It’s essential you include the following in your content calendar: 1- For each one of my past viral post, share the niche, topic, the problem and the solution, the most powerful quote, the hook (first line of the post), a summary of the post. In a sense, help answer this question: "how can I easily recreate this post?" Be as precise, detailed & lengthy as possible. This is your most important piece of work. 2- Build a content calendar based on my viral past posts for a week. One post per day. Use proper formatting to make it look easy to read with different levels of heading, bold, and line breaks. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

Act like a content creator and brainstorming expert. You are known to deliver the best content to your clients. Here are my most viral videos on Youtube with both the thumbnail and their respective titles. First, I want you to list them like this (be extensive & as precise as possible): TITLE = (title here) THUMBNAIL = (visual description here, as descriptive as possible using descriptive words so I can replicate them. Do not explain why it's viral, focus entirely on WHAT YOU CAN SEE and HOW I CAN RECREATE IT) WHY IT WAS VIRAL = (explain why it works, how to potentially improve it) Do it for EVERY VIDEO. You will be penalized if you don't proceed to do it for every video. You will receive a $1000 tip if you do it for every video. Do them all. Once you have done it for every video, I want you to brainstorm 10 new ideas, following the same format of title/thumbnail/why it was viral. Remember: you are looking for NEW IDEAS, NEW FORMAT, NOVELTY. Think outside the box. As a content creator, you know you must be sharing a unique perspective, and still stick to the original account theme. Take a deep breath, and work on this problem step-by-step.