08/11/2026
I just say some stuff. That is how a workshop attendee described her prompting style, laughing, after showing me the generic junk AI gave her back.
If that is you too, here is something freeing: you do not need a prompting course. You need one afternoon and one shift.
The afternoon: learn the four-part ask. Context (who you are, who it is for), request (what you want, format and length), guardrails (what to avoid), example (one past piece you liked). That is the useful core of most paid courses.
The shift: stop perfecting prompts and build one workflow instead. Write your standing instructions once (one page: who you serve, how you sound with two real examples, what you never do). Write the steps of ONE repeating task like a recipe. Give it a day on your calendar. Done. The thinking happens once, and it carries you even on tired weeks.
Prompts improve answers. Workflows improve weeks. Full build steps are on the blog this week.
What repeating task would you hand to a workflow first? Tell me below.