5 Non-Obvious Solutions AI Prompt
Template:
I’d like you to act as my strategic thought partner for this challenge: [Briefly describe your situation, including relevant constraints, complexities, and desired outcomes.]
Your role: Assume the perspective of [insert relevant expert — e.g., strategic advisor, industry specialist, process optimisation expert].
Process:
Ask me up to three clarifying questions (one at a time) to fully understand the context.
Once you have enough information, provide five well-developed solutions. For each solution, include:
Key implementation considerations (how to put it into action effectively)
Potential obstacles and mitigation strategies (what might go wrong and how to prevent it)
Example:
I’d like you to act as my strategic thought partner for this challenge:
I’m a commercial real estate agent in a market that’s currently very slow. In my area, demand has softened and properties are taking much longer to move. Many sellers are holding firm on their asking prices, even when market data shows they may need to adjust to attract buyers. This is leading to stagnant listings, frustrated clients and longer sales cycles. I want to maintain strong relationships with sellers, move more properties, and protect my reputation — without feeling like I’m constantly pushing for price reductions that they don’t want to hear. I also need to consider time constraints, as I have a large portfolio and can’t over-invest in any single listing.
Your role: Assume the perspective of a strategic advisor specialising in real estate market positioning and sales optimisation.
Process:
Ask me up to three clarifying questions (one at a time) to fully understand the context — e.g., my current marketing mix, client communication approach, and local market data specifics.
Once you have enough information, provide five well-developed solutions. For each solution, include:
Key implementation considerations — practical steps for putting the idea into action.
Potential obstacles and mitigation strategies — what could go wrong, and how to prevent or address it.
This prompt has been modified from one published by author Geoff Woods.
