5 power workflows to save hours every week. Less fiddling. Less starting from scratch. More time back in your week.
AI PotentialBut it still takes ages. You start from scratch every time. You fiddle with prompts. You get inconsistent results.
A workflow you can reuse beats a clever prompt you use once.
Today you'll build five of them.
Turn chaos into a repeatable SOP
Clearer decisions, faster
Draft, critique, improve
Stay human and on-brand
Outreach that doesn't sound generic
The one only you know how to do? Let's turn it into a system anyone can follow.
Something you do daily, weekly, or monthly that would benefit from a written process.
When does it start? What does "done" look like?
Tools, checks, tips. The AI guides you through it.
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How do you know it was done correctly?
A written system anyone can follow. One prompt. One conversation.
Think of a task you do repeatedly. Open your AI tool. Paste the prompt below and follow the steps.
This workflow pushes your thinking through first principles, second-order consequences, third-order dynamics, risks, and action planning.
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Remote work cuts office costs
Widens the talent pool
Reshapes urban real-estate demand
This workflow doesn't let you stop early.
Think of a decision you're facing. Use each prompt in order, building on the conversation.
At the end, ask: "Review everything we've covered and give me a prompt that does this in one shot."
Not great. Not terrible. Just... fine. Most people start over. There's a better way.
Get a first version
Ask the AI what's wrong. Don't rewrite yet.
Revise based on the critique
Then add your own feedback. Loop until it's right.
You don't learn what changed or why. You lose control.
You see the problems before anything gets rewritten. You stay in control.
Take something you drafted earlier, or bring a new task. Run it through the loop.
Back in 10 minutes.
Let's close that gap.
Emails, posts, website copy. Whatever represents you.
Tone, structure, vocabulary, quirks.
Concise guardrails you can copy and paste into any conversation.
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See if the output sounds like you.
The guardrails are yours to keep and reuse.
Find 3-5 examples of your real writing. Paste them in. Get your voice profile. Then test the guardrails on something you need to write this week.
Works. But it takes forever.
Fast. But it sounds like a mail merge.
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Taught you to critique and improve
Gave you your voice
Puts them both to work at scale
That's the point.
Think of 2-3 people you need to reach out to. Run the workflow. Would you send it as-is?
5 reusable workflows for ops, decisions, quality, voice, and outreach
A prompt pattern you can adapt to almost anything
A mini prompt library personalised during today's session
A quality loop so outputs stop being average