Discover 215 reusable prompt shortcuts, practical commands and AI techniques that help you get clearer, more useful answers with less typing. Beginner friendly, no technical knowledge needed.
Most people use ChatGPT like a search box. They type a few words, get a general answer, then send follow-ups until it becomes useful. That is slow.
“Tell me about investing.”
No reader, no budget, no format. ChatGPT has to guess all three, so you get a generic answer.
“I'm 30, new to investing and can save $300 a month. Explain index funds and term deposits in a table (risk, return, access to money). Educational only.”
Why it works: it names the reader, the budget, the comparison and the format. (Example from Chapter 1 of the book.)
A practical, 181-page reference that shows you how to reach the useful answer sooner, using real shortcuts, built-in tools and reusable prompt prefixes, with a clear label on every one so you always know which is which.
Availability varies by device, region and plan. The book tells you what to confirm in your own account.
Custom prefixes are not official ChatGPT commands. The book says so on page after page.
Add the RTCFC prompt-writing framework and step-by-step prompt engineering examples, and you get one guide that covers every kind of “shortcut” people talk about, without mixing them up.
16 chapters, from the foundations to a practical 7-day challenge.
A dictionary of reusable prefixes such as /short, /verify and /table, each with its meaning and a copy-and-paste example.
Desktop-app shortcuts for Windows and macOS, taken from OpenAI’s official page and marked VERIFIED, plus clearly labelled REPORTED web shortcuts.
The commands in the app’s slash menu, with availability explained, plus look-alikes that are not official.
Prefixes combined into complete prompts, and how to handle conflicts when two prefixes pull in different directions.
Ready-made prompts for emails, summaries, budgeting, meal plans, interviews, presentations, negotiating and more.
Business planning, competitor research, SWOT, pricing models, project management, risk and customer feedback.
Prompts for Instagram, YouTube Shorts, TikTok scripts, X posts, captions, content calendars and SEO.
Role, Task, Context, Format, Constraints, with ten before-and-after examples and a full worked improvement.
Educational prompts for shares, options and investment-property cash flow, using hypothetical data. Not financial advice.
Search, Study Mode, Deep Research, Voice, file uploads, data analysis, Projects, Custom GPTs, Custom Instructions, Memory and Tasks.
A one-page quick start, keyboard reference, feature activation reference and an alphabetical command index.
Daily exercises with measurable outcomes, a 15-question assessment and an answer key.
Six sample pages, scroll sideways to browse. Each shows content from the book, laid out in a simplified form for this preview. The full PDF is delivered after payment.
The 20 most useful items. Amber is a custom prefix, blue is official.
Excerpt, simplified. The full sheet lists 20 items.
The difference that protects you from misinformation.
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Five parts. Use only what the task needs.
Why it works: It gives the situation, the length and the goal.
Excerpt, simplified.
Ready-made prompts for professional and business workflows.
Prefixes that improve it CUSTOM
/SWOT /critical
Excerpt, simplified.
20 to 30 minutes a day. Each day has an exercise, an example and a measurable outcome.
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Previews are simplified excerpts for display on this page. They are not the complete PDF.
Different jobs, different prompts. Here is how the book's techniques can apply. Results depend on how you use them and on the answers you choose to verify.
Turn text into study notes with key terms and self-test questions, and learn how Study Mode and the “/eli5” style of prompt can support guided learning.
Use ready-made prompts for business planning, competitor research, pricing models and SWOT analysis, then add a prefix like /critical to challenge your own plan.
Draft polite follow-ups and meeting requests, summarise long documents and reports, and turn meetings into clear action points.
Create carousels, short-video scripts, captions, headlines and content calendars, and repurpose one story into several formats.
Prepare sales proposals, work through pricing and negotiation approaches, and keep your own reusable prompt library for repeat tasks.
Use /sources, /verify and /assumptions to see what to check, and learn how Search and Deep Research fit into your workflow.
Follow hypothetical worked examples such as price-to-earnings valuation and investment-property cash flow. Educational only, not advice.
Four examples in the style of the book: a weak instruction, an improved one, and why the improved one gives ChatGPT more to work with.
Why it works: It gives ChatGPT the situation, the length and the goal, so it does not have to guess.
Why it works: It has a role, a task, local context, a format and a constraint, which the book shows are the parts that remove guesswork.
Why it works: It adds a role, a length, a tone and a clear constraint.
Why it works: It names the reader, the budget, the comparison and the format. The book also reminds you that its finance examples are educational and not advice.
Each day has an exercise, an example and a measurable outcome, so you apply the techniques instead of just reading about them.
Rewrite three of your own weak prompts using RTCFC and note five shortcuts you will use.
Try /short, /simple, /eli5 and /detailed on the same topic and compare.
Use /verify, /assumptions and /sources on a question, and turn on Search for one.
Try five combinations from Chapter 6 and find one conflict.
Try Search, file upload and Study on one task each.
Choose one real task and build a complete prompt with two prefixes.
Write 10 prefix definitions, test them and save them in Custom Instructions or a Project.
The challenge ends with a 15-question assessment and an answer key, so you can see how far you have come.
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Reusable shortcuts, practical prompts and a structured reference guide, in one 181-page PDF. Stop retyping the same instructions and start building a system that works for you.