Five
prompts
for a busy
week.
A small, friendly pack of fill-in-the-blank AI prompts — for the meetings, reports and follow-ups that quietly eat your Thursday.
the blanks
Copy · Paste · Done
A small recipe for getting better answers.
Each template is a sentence with blanks. Type into the underlined fields, hit copy, and paste the whole thing into your AI of choice. The more specific you are inside the brackets, the more useful the answer will be.
Pick the template that fits today
Use the contents on the left, or just scroll. Each one targets a single, common task.
Fill in the underlined blanks
Click any orange underline and type. Be specific — names, dates, the actual context. Vague in, vague out.
Tap “copy filled prompt”
It assembles your finished prompt with your inputs baked in. No formatting fiddling required.
Paste, read, edit, send
Treat the output as a strong first draft. Read it like a friendly editor. Trim, soften, sharpen — then send.
The Meeting-Ready Brief
Helps you walk into any client or sales call with talking points, the questions they're likely to ask, and a clear goal. Saves you from staring at a blank doc the night before.
- three talking points to open with,
- five questions they're likely to ask, and how I should answer each one,
- two thoughtful questions I should ask them, and
- one thing I should not say.
The Weekly Report Polisher
Turns your messy bullet-point notes from the week into a clean, executive-ready report your manager will actually read. No more Sunday-night writing sessions.
- Wins — what shipped, what moved,
- In progress — what's mid-flight,
- Blockers — what I need help with, and
- Next week — my top three priorities.
The Ten-Minute Deep Dive
Gives you a quick, structured rundown of any competitor, company or topic, so you can sound informed in your next conversation. Perfect for prep before a call or a fast learning sprint.
- a three-sentence overview I can read in the elevator,
- the five most important things to know,
- recent news or changes from the last ,
- who their main competitors or rivals are, and
- two smart questions I could ask about them.
The Follow-Up That Lands
Drafts a clear, friendly follow-up message after any meeting so nothing falls through the cracks. Captures next steps and keeps the relationship warm.
- thanks them in one warm but not-cheesy line,
- recaps the key points in three or four bullets,
- lists clear next steps with names against each, and
- ends with one friendly, forward-looking line.
The One-Page Brief
Compresses any long report, article or PDF into a single page you can actually read on the train. Pulls out the parts that matter for your role specifically.
- a two-sentence TL;DR at the very top,
- the five key points most relevant to me,
- any numbers, names or dates I should remember,
- what action (if any) this means for me, and
- one sharp question I should ask about it.
Thanks for
reading, friend.
Print it, pin it above your desk, or keep it open in a browser tab. However you use it — may your Thursdays be a little less full.
The Digital Lore Prompt Pack · No. 001 · Work edition