Try this: ask your AI to “Summarize the Q3 projections.” Don’t give any extra info. It’ll probably make up a generic, useless answer—because it has no idea what company or report you’re talking about.

Remember: context is your job. The AI won’t ask for it. You have to provide it.

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Try this. Open a note and paste a perfect example of what you need. Something like a project update or a client bio. Then write a prompt that says: “Use the exact same structure and headings as the example below. Now write a new one about [your topic].” See what happens.

Stop accepting messy outputs. Show the AI the blueprint.

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Try this: next time you’re writing a prompt, add one line like, “Write this in the style of a classic Japanese folk tale, with a respectful and melancholic tone.” See what happens.

Good prompting isn’t about hoping for the right output. It’s about giving clear instructions.

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Use AI to see different angles on a hard choice, but never let it make the call for you. It’s a tool, not a referee.

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Try this: take a prompt you use a lot. Run it in ChatGPT, then in Claude. Then try it in Gemini. Don’t change a word. Look at the outputs side by side. You’ll see the difference right away.

Stop looking for one universal key. Build a set of keys instead—one for each lock.

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