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How to Use Prompts: Be Specific ➤ Bad: Tell me about AI ➤ Good: Explain how ChatGPT works in simple terms Set a Role ➤ Prompt: Act as a lawyer and explain contract law Give Examples ➤ Prompt: Rewrite this text like this: [example] Define Style/Ton

A quick survey: How many languages do you know? (Understand, Speak and Write)

writing code is the real skill issue. just write a better prompt lol.

I finally understood the difference between Claude Code and Cursor. The answer is that Cursor will punish you for writing a bad prompt. if you write a good prompt it will give you good results, and if you write a bad one, you will get bad results.

freelancer ? this prompt might be a gamechanger for you! Contract Drafter prompt I’m selling [item/service] to someone. Write a simple, legally sound agreement that protects both of us and includes [insert details like delivery, price, timelin

Are you someone who like to read books? Here is a book recommendation related to entrepreneurship. Written by Kathryn Finney. Comment if you have already read!

My journey into writing started with a deep love for books. They’ve always been my best friends, giving me comfort and guidance. When I started writing my own, those same books became my biggest motivation, pushing me to write more and explore new id

AI Prompt That Never Fails (RTCCO) Role • Task • Context • Constraints • Output. “Act as a performance marketer. Task: write 3 ad angles. Context: yoga studio in Agra. Constraints: 60–80 chars, no clichés. Output: table with hook + CTA.” Try once, yo

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