10 prompts to go from completely unprepared to completely untouchable in every meeting: 👇
1. Complete Presentation Blueprint
Act like a professional presentation consultant who has built decks for Fortune 500 boardrooms and billion-dollar pitch meetings. Create a complete presentation blueprint for [topic]. Define the objective, target audience, key message, emotional arc, and exact slide flow. Make every section earn its place and eliminate anything that loses the audience for even a single second.
2. Killer Opening Hook
Act like a TED Talk coach who has helped speakers get 10M+ views. Write 3 opening hooks for my presentation on [topic] that stop the room cold in the first 10 seconds. Use pattern interrupts, shocking statistics, or a provocative question. No generic greetings. No "today I'll be talking about." Just pure attention capture.
3. Slide-by-Slide Script
Act like a world-class speechwriter who has written for CEOs, presidents, and keynote legends. Write a full slide-by-slide script for [topic] presentation with [X] slides. For each slide give me:
- The headline
- 3 bullet points max
- The exact words to say out loud
- A transition line that pulls the audience into the next slide without losing momentum.
4. Data Storytelling
Act like a McKinsey senior partner who turns raw numbers into boardroom decisions. I have this data: [paste your data]. Transform it into a compelling narrative for my presentation. Tell me which numbers to highlight, what story they prove, what visuals to use, and the exact sentence to say when each stat appears on screen.
5. Objection-Proof Slides
Act like a debate champion and crisis communications expert. My presentation on [topic] will face these objections: [list objections]. Build a slide for each one that preemptively neutralizes resistance before anyone raises their hand. Make the audience feel like every concern has already been thought of and solved.
6. Executive Summary Slide
Act like a Goldman Sachs analyst who has one slide to convince a room of skeptical partners. Write a single executive summary slide for [topic] that captures the entire presentation in under 60 words. Include the problem, the solution, the proof, and the ask. Every word must justify its existence.
7. Closing CTA Slide
Act like a master closer who has raised hundreds of millions in funding and closed enterprise deals. Write the final slide and closing script for my [topic] presentation. Make the audience feel the cost of inaction, the urgency of now, and the simplicity of the next step. End with one clear call to action they cannot say no to.
8. Q&A Preparation
Act like a veteran debate coach and PR strategist. My presentation is on [topic] to [audience type]. Generate the 10 hardest questions this audience could ask and write sharp, confident answers for each one. Also give me 3 bridging phrases I can use when a question tries to derail the narrative.
9. Visual Direction Brief
Act like a creative director at a top design agency who builds decks for Apple and Nike. Give me a complete visual direction brief for my [topic] presentation. Include color palette, font pairings, slide layout principles, image style, chart types to use, and 3 design rules that will make every slide look like it cost $10,000 to produce.
10. Presentation Stress Test
Act like the most critical person in the room - a skeptical CFO, a burned investor, or a competitor looking for holes. Review this presentation outline: [paste outline]. Identify every weak argument, every confusing slide, every moment the audience's attention could drop, and every claim that needs stronger proof. Then rewrite the 3 weakest sections so they become the strongest.
