Storytelling
Writing & Publishing · 9 prompts
5 Contrarian Angles with Scroll-Stopping Opening LinesNewWriting & PublishingGives you 5 angles on your topic that push against the mainstream view, each paired with an opening line strong enough to stop a reader mid-scroll.
Topic I am writing about: [topic] Task: suggest 5 angles that go against the common view on this topic. For every angle, write an opening line able to stop someone halfway through their scroll.
Beginner-Friendly Presentation That Simplifies a Complex TopicNewWriting & PublishingBuilds a presentation for complete beginners that breaks a complex topic into simple explanations, analogies and step-by-step reasoning, clear enough for a 10-year-old to follow.
Topic: [topic] Audience: beginners Task: build a presentation on this topic. Break the complex ideas down using: - simple explanations - analogies - logic that moves one step at a time The content must be so clear that a 10-year-old could understand the whole topic.
Brand Origin Story From a 10-Question InterviewNewWriting & PublishingInterviews you with 10 questions about your journey, then writes a compelling brand origin story you can reuse across all your content.
Task: help me discover and tell my brand story. 1. Ask me 10 questions about my journey. Wait for my answers before moving on. 2. Using my answers, write a compelling origin story I can reuse across all my content.
Presentation Plus a Matching Spoken Script with Delivery CuesNewWriting & PublishingDelivers a ready-to-use presentation on your topic together with a full script to read aloud while presenting, matched to the tone, pace and emotional flow of the slides, with pauses, emphasis, story cues and delivery instructions.
Topic: [topic] Task, in two parts: 1. Create a presentation on this topic that is ready to use. 2. Write the complete script I will say out loud while I present it. Rules for the script: - it follows the same tone, pace and emotional flow as the slides - it marks pauses and words to emphasize - it includes cues for the storytelling moments - it gives instructions on delivery Lay out the script slide by slide so it lines up with the deck.
Repeatable Storytelling Framework with Examples for Each StepNewWriting & PublishingTeaches you the storytelling framework used by top writers and speakers as a repeatable structure for the format you choose (blog posts, social content, speeches or newsletters), with a practical example for every step.
Format I write in: [blog posts/social content/speeches/newsletters] Task: teach me the storytelling framework that the best writers and communicators rely on. - Break it into a structure I can repeat every time I write in this format. - For each step, give me a practical example.
Research-Backed Presentation with Statistics and ReferencesNewWriting & PublishingCreates a full presentation on your topic based on in-depth research: case studies, real statistics, quotes from experts, practical insights and examples on every slide, with credible sources and a reference list at the end.
Topic: [topic] Task: research this topic in depth and build a full presentation from it. Include: - real statistics - case studies - quotes from experts - practical insights - examples Every slide must teach something, hold attention and rest on credible sources. End with the list of references. If you cannot verify a figure or a quote, mark it clearly instead of presenting it as fact.
Slide-by-Slide Presentation with a Storytelling FlowNewWriting & PublishingBuilds a complete presentation on your topic, one slide at a time: title slides, key points, examples, data, metaphors, visual suggestions and a closing call to action, shaped like a top-tier conference talk with a narrative flow.
Role: you are a presentation designer of the highest level. Topic: [topic] Task: write a complete presentation on this topic, slide by slide. Include: - title slides - key points - examples - data - metaphors - suggestions for visuals - a closing call to action Give it the structure and narrative flow of a TED-level talk.
Story Structure with a Tense Hook and an Emotional PayoffNewWriting & PublishingStructures a story about your topic or experience in three parts: an opening hook that creates tension right away, an arc that keeps curiosity growing, and an ending that lands an emotional payoff or a clear lesson.
Topic or experience: [topic/experience] Task: help me shape this into a compelling story. Give me: 1. Opening hook: one that creates tension from the very first line. 2. Narrative arc: a progression that keeps building curiosity. 3. Resolution: an ending that delivers a clear lesson or an emotional payoff.
Story-Driven Presentation with Speaker NotesNewWriting & PublishingCreates a full presentation on your topic built on a six-step story arc, from hook to call to action, with emotional, memorable and persuasive slides plus speaker notes on how to deliver each one.
Topic: [topic] Task: write a complete presentation on this topic, following this narrative arc, step by step: Hook → Conflict → Journey → Insight → Transformation → CTA (call to action) Rules: - the slides should be emotional, memorable and persuasive - add speaker notes to each slide with guidance on how to deliver it