Guide 🧠 Prompt mega-pack vol. 2 — 25 more copy-paste prompts that earn their keep

Volume 1 (the original 25) covered everyday time-savers. This one goes deeper into work, study and money. Bookmark, steal, adapt. Paste them as-is, then customise the parts in [brackets].

💼 Career & job hunting
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Rewrite this resume bullet to lead with a measurable result, max 20 words, no buzzwords: [paste bullet]

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Here is a job description and my resume. List the 5 gaps the recruiter will notice first, and how to address each honestly.

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Write a 4-line LinkedIn message to [role] at [company]: friendly, specific about their work, asks for a 15-min chat, no groveling.

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Interview me for [role]. Ask one question at a time, rate my answers out of 10, then show a stronger version of each.

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Draft a salary-negotiation reply: I have an offer of [X], market rate is [Y], I want to stay polite but firm. 120 words.

📚 Study & learning
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Explain [concept] like I'm smart but new to the field. Then quiz me with 3 questions of increasing difficulty.

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Turn these raw class notes into a one-page revision sheet with a memory hook for each section: [paste notes]

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Give me a 14-day plan to learn [skill] for 45 minutes a day, free resources only, with a checkpoint every 3 days.

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Here's my essay draft. Don't rewrite it — mark the 5 weakest sentences and tell me exactly why each is weak.

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Create 10 flashcards (Q front / A back) from this chapter, focusing on what's most likely to appear in an exam: [paste text]

🎬 Creator & content
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Give me 10 short-video hooks for a video about [topic]: 3 curiosity, 3 contrarian, 3 personal story, 1 wild one.

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Rewrite this caption for Instagram: hook in the first line, one idea per line, ends with a question people can actually answer: [paste]

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You are my thumbnail critic. Describe 3 thumbnail concepts for a video titled [title], each testing a different emotion.

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Turn this long video script into a 60-second version that keeps the single best moment: [paste script]

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Reply to this negative comment as a calm, confident creator who wins the audience without arguing: [paste comment]

💰 Business & money
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Act as a skeptical customer. Read my product description and list everything that would stop you from buying: [paste]

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Write 3 price options for my [service]: basic, standard, premium — with what each includes and who each is for.

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Draft a follow-up message to a client who went silent after saying "interested": warm, short, gives them an easy out and an easy yes.

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Turn this customer complaint into (a) an apology message and (b) a fix-it checklist so it never repeats: [paste complaint]

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Create a simple 5-row profit tracker table for my side hustle selling [product], with the formulas explained in plain words.

🏠 Life admin
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Plan 5 dinners for this week using [cuisine] ingredients I can get locally, with one shared shopping list sorted by store section.

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Write a polite-but-firm message to my landlord about [issue], mentioning my lease rights without sounding like a lawyer.

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Design a 30-minute morning routine for someone who hates mornings: wake at [time], out by [time], no journaling lectures.

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Compare these two phone/insurance/internet plans like a spreadsheet: total yearly cost, hidden fees, who each suits: [paste both]

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Draft a festival/birthday gift list for [person]: 5 ideas under [budget], each with why it fits them, no generic candles.

⚡ Pro move: the words in [brackets] are where the magic lives — a specific prompt beats a clever one. Want to level up the craft itself? Prompt engineering part 2: 7 techniques that separate pros from passengers.

Your turn: Which number are you pasting first — and what should vol. 3 cover? 👇