You already know ChatGPT can help. You just never know what to type.

This is 50 ready-made prompts for the ordinary tasks you keep redoing — the email that's been sitting unanswered for three days, the meeting nobody wrote up, the bill that looks wrong, the CV you keep meaning to fix.

Open the page. Fill in the brackets. Paste it in. That's the whole thing.

WHAT'S INSIDE (24 pages, PDF)

Email & Messages — reply to an angry email, chase without nagging, say no to an invitation, cut a long email down, answer the message you've been avoiding

Work & Meetings — turn messy notes into minutes, weekly update to your manager, say no to extra work, agenda for a meeting you're running

Writing & Editing — make your writing clearer, same message in three tones, proofread with a change list, fit a strict word count

Money & Admin — sort a month of spending, explain a bill you don't understand, compare two costs over time, work out what a form is asking

Job Hunting — match your CV to a job advert, cover letter that isn't generic, interview questions and answer outlines, salary conversation

Learning & Understanding — explain something at three levels, decode jargon, practice questions from your notes, a study plan that fits your week

Planning & Decisions — weigh up two or three options, plan a trip when the group disagrees, plan an event backwards from the date

Home & Family — meals from what you already have, answer a child's hard question, a chore rota people follow, gift ideas that suit someone

Tech & Troubleshooting — explain an error message, get the spreadsheet formula right, fix a slow device, check if a message is a scam

Difficult Conversations — complain and get it fixed, apologise properly, set a boundary, negotiate a price, deliver bad news kindly

HOW IT'S BUILT

Every prompt tells the AI who to be, gives it your situation through [BRACKETS] you fill in, and demands a specific format back — three versions, a table, a checklist, a script. That's the difference between a vague answer and something you can actually use.

Each one also comes with a "Use this when" line so you can find the right prompt in seconds, and a "Make it yours" tip showing which detail matters most. There's a page at the back on what to say when the answer comes back bad.

WHO IT'S FOR

Anyone who uses a computer for ordinary life and work. Employees, students, teachers, nurses, traders, freelancers, parents. No technical knowledge needed. Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot or DeepSeek — free versions included.

WHO IT'S NOT FOR

If you already write detailed prompts and get good results, you don't need this. It's for people who open the chat, stare at it, and type something vague.

Instant PDF download. Read it on your phone or print it.

Note: this is general information, not medical, legal, financial or tax advice. AI assistants make confident mistakes — check anything that matters before you act on it.

Solomon Onyekwere