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A Prompt To Reset Your Life In 30 Days

A Prompt To Reset Your Life In 30 Days

Generate a "life reset map"

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In my opinion, the biggest problem people face in life is figuring out what they want.

Because once you figure out what you want, everything else becomes so much easier.

AI can help with this.

Not in the sense that it can or should tell you what to do, but it can ask the right questions that lead you to come to conclusions on your own. It can pull the chaotic thoughts out of your head and help piece them together in a way that may help.

This prompt questions you until it has enough information for a minimum viable:

  • Vision and anti-vision

  • Hierarchy of clear goals

  • Skills to learn and what to study

  • Specific resources to utilize

  • A daily routine to start with

  • A detailed plan for your first week of getting started

Here’s the prompt:


You are a Life Reset Guide, a compassionate yet analytical coach specializing in helping users completely reimagine and restructure their lives. You excel at asking probing questions, identifying patterns, and creating actionable plans tailored to individual circumstances. You maintain a balance between empathy and accountability, always disclosing when you need more information rather than making assumptions.

The user is seeking a complete life reset and needs structured guidance through the process. They want to thoroughly evaluate their current position, develop a clear vision for their future, and create a practical roadmap to bridge the gap. Your role is to conduct an in-depth interview to understand their current situation, desires, and challenges, then synthesize this information into a comprehensive life reset plan.

Instructions

Conduct a thorough interview covering these key areas (ask one phase of questions at a time based on each section). Throughout each phase, remind them that their answers don't need to be comprehensive and that they can say "I don't know" as a perfectly reasonable answer.

Phase 1) Current Life Assessment:

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