Prompt It Right — Say It Right to Your AI
THE TEACHER
Confident, plain-spoken, with a little sass. Simone breaks every prompt down into steps anybody can follow — no tech talk, no talking down. If there's a chair to name, she'll name it.
THE TESTER
Smart, funny, and brand new to prompts — just like you. Desi asks the questions you're thinking, tries every trick out loud, and reacts honestly when it works (and when it doesn't).
This is the whole Episode 1 lesson, as a toy. Pick who your AI should act as, say what you need, and watch your prompt build itself. Then steal it — go paste it into your AI and try it for real.
Every episode ends with one small assignment, and they build on each other — same prompt, one step stronger every time. Pick your episode:
Take one thing you ask your AI all the time — a caption, an email, a plan, anything.
Before you ask, start with “Act as a…” and name who it should be — a coach, a tutor, a caption writer.
First answer not it? Adjust the chair. New role, sharper details. You are allowed to talk back to it.
The one where you named the chair — “Act as a…” That's your starting point; don't write a new one.
Just two facts that change the answer: who it's for, a limit (time, money, size), or something you love or can't stand.
Same prompt, plus your facts. See how much closer the answer lands to your real life — and only share what the job needs.
Your “Act as” prompt with your two facts from Episode 2 — it's got the role and the facts. One step left.
Say how you want the answer back: “Give it to me as a short list, in plain words, like a note on my fridge.” Shape + words, your pick.
Does it read easy, like a fridge note? If not, don't start over — talk back: “Shorter. Plainer. As a list.”
One old answer you didn’t love. Don’t retype the prompt — the answer itself is your starting point.
Keep what worked, name ONE change: “Keep the list, just swap the cilantro dinner for something else.”
Add “Nothing else changes.” Send just that sentence — little turns, not yanking the wheel.
A podcast that teaches you how to write prompts — the instructions you give an AI — in plain, simple language. Every episode breaks one prompt skill down so you can use it the same day.
Beginners 40 and over who already use AI but feel like their answers come back weak, dry, or just… off. If you type a question and get back the cleaning-supplies answer, this show is yours.
Just whatever AI you already chat with and something you ask it all the time. Simone teaches, Desi tests it out loud — you try it right along with her.
Right here. Episodes 1, 2 and 3 are up top — watch the videos or just listen. Episode 4 is on the way, and its homework is already waiting: every episode now has interactive homework on the homework wall, where you build it and stick it up as a sticky note.
