Prompt Like a Baddie.
The difference between "meh" AI and magic isn't the tool — it's the prompt. In three short modules you'll master the formula, make AI sound like you, and build a prompt library you'll use forever.
What you'll walk away with
- The Role → Goal → Audience → Tone → Format prompt formula, on lock
- The trick to making any AI sound like you, not a robot
- Reusable templates + advanced moves (options, examples, critique, chaining)
- A shareable Certificate of Completion (pass the final at 80%)
The Formula.
A prompt is just your instructions. Vague in, vague out. The fix is structure — and there's a formula that works every single time:
My audience is [audience]. Tone: [tone].
Give me [format].
Break it down
- Role — who you want the AI to be: strategist, copywriter, no-excuses coach.
- Goal — the exact outcome you want.
- Audience — who it's for (changes everything).
- Tone — how it should sound: warm, bold, funny, premium.
- Format — what you want back: a list, a table, 3 options, a script.
See the difference
- ❌ "Write a caption."
- ✅ "Act as a social strategist. Write 3 IG captions for my candle launch. Audience: busy moms. Tone: warm + a little funny. Give me a soft CTA on each."
✅ Knowledge check
Make it sound like you.
The #1 complaint about AI? "It sounds generic." That's because it doesn't know you yet. Here's how to fix it.
Feed it your voice
- Paste samples: "Here are 3 things I've written: [paste]. Match this voice."
- Describe it: "Warm, direct, a little playful. Confident, never corporate."
- Set boundaries: "No jargon, no clichés, no 'in today's fast-paced world.'"
- The classic: "Sound like me, not a resume."
Build a voice persona
From now on, write everything in this voice.
Reuse that at the start of a chat and everything after it lands in your tone.
✅ Knowledge check
Build your prompt library.
Stop rewriting prompts from scratch. Turn your winners into reusable templates and learn the moves that get premium results.
Templatize with [brackets]
Swap the bracket each time. Save the ones that work in a note — that's your vault.
Iterate like a pro
- "Make it shorter / more confident / less salesy."
- "Give me 3 versions, different angles."
- "What am I missing?"
Advanced moves
- Show examples (few-shot): "Here are 2 good ones — write 5 more like these."
- Ask for options: never settle for the first draft.
- Role-play critique: "Act as a skeptical customer and poke holes in this."
- Chain it: use one output as the input for the next step.
✅ Knowledge check
Prove it, baddie.
12 questions across all 3 modules. Score 10/12 (80%) to pass and unlock your certificate. Retake as many times as you need.