I tested 500+ AI prompts so you don't have to — here's what I learned
Most people use AI wrong.
They type vague requests and get vague results. Then they think AI is overhyped.
I spent months testing, refining, and documenting the exact prompts that consistently produce insane output from ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, and every major AI tool.
Here's what separates a $0 prompt from a $1,000 prompt:
1. Context stacking — Don't just tell AI what to do. Tell it who it is, who it's writing for, and what success looks like.
2. Chain-of-thought — Break complex tasks into steps. One mega-prompt rarely beats a 3-prompt workflow.
3. Output formatting — Specify exactly how you want the response structured. Tables, bullet points, code blocks — be explicit.
4. Iterative refinement — Your first prompt is a draft. The magic is in the follow-ups.
I packaged all of this into a library of 500+ battle-tested prompts with a course on prompt engineering.
If you use AI daily, this will save you hours every week.
