
🧠 Step 1: Define the Goal
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What do you want? (Story, image, list, summary, idea, etc.)
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Is your intent obvious in the first sentence?
✍️ Step 2: Use Clear, Simple Language
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Did you avoid vague terms like “cool,” “nice,” or “good”?
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Are you using precise words for objects, actions, or emotions?
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Did you avoid jargon or complex phrases?
🎯 Step 3: Focus on One Main Idea
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Is the prompt asking for one clear task?
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If there’s more than one goal, did you break it into parts?
📏 Step 4: Set Boundaries
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Did you include limits? (Word count, format, length, style?)
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Did you specify tone or mood? (Funny, formal, eerie, casual, etc.)
🎨 Step 5: Add Specific Details
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Who or what is the subject?
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Where is it happening? (Setting or scene?)
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What makes it unique? (Style, emotion, twist?)
🧩 Step 6: Avoid Ambiguity
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Can your prompt be interpreted in more than one way?
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Did you reword or clarify confusing phrases?
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Is everything you refer to clearly defined?
🗣️ Step 7: Format It Like a Command
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Did you use active voice and action verbs?
(e.g., “Describe…”, “Generate…”, “Write…”) -
Is the task framed as a direct request?
✅ Bonus Tips:
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Use bullet points or brackets for multi-step prompts
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Include sample outputs when needed
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Read it aloud—does it make sense instantly?
🖨️ Download & Print:
Copy and paste this checklist into a document or Notepad, then print it for your desk, journal, or whiteboard.
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