Six things worth knowing

There's no secret vocabulary and no magic words. It's mostly just saying more of what's already in your head. These are the six moves that do the most work.

1. 01Say who it's forThe same answer can be right for a lawyer and useless for your mum.2 min
2. 02Say what you want backA list, an email, a table, three options? Ask, or you'll get an essay.2 min
3. 03Give it the facts you already knowIt can't read your situation. Anything you leave out, it invents.3 min
4. 04Tell it who to be"You are a nurse explaining this to a patient" changes everything after it.2 min
5. 05Show it an exampleDescribing the style you want is hard. Showing it is easy.2 min
6. 06Don't accept the first answerThe first reply is a draft. Talking back is the whole skill.2 min

Want a shortcut while you learn? Run a prompt through the tool and read the notes in the margin.