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REEL 45 · THE PROMPTS

Stop asking it questions.
Hand it the job.

Most of us type into ChatGPT like it is Google. One question, one answer, close the tab. It was built to do the work, not answer trivia.

Here are the exact prompts from the reel, word for word, plus the weak version of each so you can see what actually changes. Copy any of them.

FREE TIER IS ENOUGH NO CARD NEEDED WORKS IN PAKISTAN
THE RULE

Three habits, that is the whole thing

1
Hand it the whole thingNever ask what something means. Put the entire document, sheet or error in, and tell it what you need out of it.
2
Give it your situationIt does not know who you are. Who you are, what actually happened, what you want. That is the difference between an email and your email.
3
Never take answer oneTell it what went wrong instead of starting again. Or make it ask you questions before it answers.
PROMPT 01

The contract before you sign it

Attach the actual PDF. A job contract, a rental agreement, a loan paper, a client agreement. Then paste this.

WHAT MOST PEOPLE TYPE what does a lock-in clause mean You get a dictionary definition. The contract in front of you is untouched.
The prompt
I'm signing this tomorrow. Read the whole document and find every line that can be used against me later, and explain each one to me like I'm not a lawyer.

For each one tell me:
- what it actually means in plain words
- why it is a risk to me specifically
- what I should ask them to change

Sort them worst first.

Not legal advice. It tells you what to ask about. It is very good at finding the clause you would have skipped, and it is not a lawyer. Use it to walk into the conversation knowing what to raise.

PROMPT 02

The email you have been avoiding

The raise, the client who went quiet, the deadline you are going to miss. The fix is not better wording. It is context.

WHAT MOST PEOPLE TYPE write me an email asking for a pay raise You get something that sounds like a robot wrote it, because it knows nothing about you.
The prompt
I need to send an email. Here is my actual situation.

I've been here 14 months.
I took over the reporting when [name] left, on top of my own work.
My manager avoids this conversation.
I want 30% and I don't want to sound aggressive.

Write it in my voice, not corporate language. Short enough that he reads the whole thing. Ask me anything you need before you write it.

Swap the four lines for your own. The shape is what matters: who you are, what actually happened, what you want, how you want to sound.

PROMPT 03

The one almost nobody does

Two moves here. The first is for when it gives you something broken. The second is the best prompt on this page.

When it gets it wrong
That gave me an error. Here is exactly what it said:

[paste the full error, do not summarise it]

Fix it, and tell me what broke it so I understand what went wrong.

Do not start a new chat. It has the context. Tell it what happened and it corrects itself.

Before it answers anything big
Before you answer, ask me five questions that would change how you do this. Then wait for my answers, then do it.

Put that on the end of any real request. It comes back asking things you had not thought about, and the answer after it is not close to the first one. That is not a search engine. That is a colleague.

PROMPT 04

The thing you were going to pay someone for

A CV that does not get binned. A logo. A website. A business plan for a loan. Same rule: hand over the job, not a question.

The prompt
I was about to pay someone to do this. I want you to do the whole job instead.

The job: [a CV for this exact role / a logo for this business / a landing page / a business plan for a loan]
About me: [who you are, what you have, what you have already tried]
What done looks like: [what it must achieve, and for whom]

Ask me five questions first, then do it. Give me the finished thing, not advice about how to do it.
THE TOOLS

What runs these, free, from Pakistan

Every prompt on this page works on a free tier. No card, no VPN.

Checked 2026-09-15. All four have working free tiers available in Pakistan without a card.

One habit, not a tool

You already have this open in a tab. The gap was never access. It is that nobody showed us how to talk to it.

Take one thing on your list today, the one you were going to pay for or put off, and hand it the whole job. Not a question. The job.

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