These prompts don’t answer you like a brand-new intern. They interview you like a professional — to get you the best answer possible.
Each one came out of real work with businesses that actually make money.
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If one of those is your Tuesday, that’s the prompt to start with.
Every one of these prompts came out of work I’ve talked about publicly. You could go find them, organize them, unpack each one into something usable, and work out how to apply it to your business.
The pack does that for you. The organization is the product. You’re paying $9 to skip the assembly, not to get access to a secret.
One. Not nine. This part matters more than it sounds like it does.
Pick the one that matches what’s bothering you today.
It will ask before it answers. That’s the product working, not the AI stalling.
By the third prompt it already knows your numbers, your tools, your clients — and stops asking twice. That accumulation is the whole point.
Every prompt traces to a specific moment with a specific owner of a profitable business — a problem they were stuck on, and what changed after.
“I helped an attorney stop opening a 700-email inbox at all — a shared tracker and two fixed review blocks a week let him travel without dropping a single case.”
“I helped an attorney discover he’d done over $100,000 worth of billable work for a client paying a $20,000 flat retainer.”
“I helped a consultant find actual white space in her calendar for the first time all year by prioritizing ruthlessly.”
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Get the 9 PromptsYes. These specific ones came out of my own client work, but you could find something close, and plenty of people give prompts away. What you can’t find for free is nine of them chosen, tested, unpacked into full form, and organized so you know which to run and what it needs from you. Assembling that yourself is the work you’re paying $9 to skip.
No. These work in the free tier of Claude or ChatGPT. A paid account holds a longer conversation, which helps if you run all nine in one thread — but it isn’t required.
A PDF, by email, within a minute. Eleven pages: an index, one page per prompt, and a closing page.
These came from law, coaching, consulting, corporate training, and fractional finance. They’re written for anyone who sells expertise. The specifics come from the questions each prompt asks you, not from an industry assumption baked in.
No — that’s why the headline says less of a chatbot, more of a Chief of Staff rather than claiming it turns into one. Nine prompts make Claude behave that way for the length of a conversation. Something that actually holds your context permanently is a different thing. The last page of the pack says the same.
If it isn’t useful, email me and I’ll refund you. No questions, no form, no reason required. It’s $9 — neither of us should spend more time on that than the message takes to write.
Arrives immediately. It tells you the one thing that makes the difference: run all nine in a single conversation.
The pack itself, attached and linked.
What you should have by now — and one line naming what this still won’t solve for you.
You’re not signing up for a daily list. Three emails about the thing you bought.
$9 · instant download · refund on request, no questions.