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.