Bad AI Prompts vs. BREAKDOWN Prompts

"Write a TikTok video about AI."

"Background: I am a digital education founder who helps everyday beginners feel confident with technology. Role: Act as a warm, beginner-friendly educator and storytelling director. Expectations: The viewer should finish feeling seen, capable, and curious to learn more. Key Details: TikTok format. Under 90 seconds. 8th grade reading level. No jargon. Direction: Open with a relatable frustration, transition to the insight that it is a communication problem, not an intelligence problem, close with an empowering action statement. Outcome: The viewer should feel confident enough to try AI for the first time. Warnings: Avoid robotic language. Avoid anything condescending. Narrow It Down: The most important thing is that this feels emotionally real and human."

"Write copy for my website homepage."

"Background: Nicole Global is a digital education brand helping everyday people build digital confidence. Role: Act as a copywriter who specializes in warm, human-centered educational brands. Expectations: Premium feel without being cold. The visitor should feel immediately understood and welcomed. Aesthetic: Black, gold, and ivory. Clean modern typography. Sophisticated but not intimidating. Key Details: Headline, subheadline, three value statements, one call to action. Concise. No filler. Direction: Lead with the emotional benefit, support with credibility, close with a clear invitation. Outcome: The visitor should feel this brand was built for them. Warnings: Avoid corporate jargon. Avoid vague claims. Narrow It Down: Clarity and warmth are the top priorities. If it has to choose between sophisticated and human, choose human."

"Help me make a business plan."

"Background: I am launching a digital education business targeting beginners and overwhelmed entrepreneurs. Role: Act as a grounded, realistic business consultant who specializes in sustainable growth for solo creators. Expectations: The plan should feel practical and achievable. Realistic for one person. Key Details: Include target audience, core offer, revenue model, basic marketing approach, and a 90-day milestone framework. Direction: Start with the simplest version of the business, then build toward growth. Clarity before complexity. Outcome: I should finish reading this feeling clear, confident, and ready to take the next step. Warnings: Avoid unrealistic projections. Avoid anything that requires a team of ten. Narrow It Down: Sustainability and clarity are the core priorities. This plan is built for one real person, not a corporation."