1. Shift Your Thinking with One Simple Question
When you’re too close to a problem, it’s easy to miss the blind spots. This prompt nudges ChatGPT to question your assumptions and give you a fresh perspective. Whether you’re overanalyzing a conflict or just want smarter feedback on a big idea, it’s a game-changer.
Example:"If you had to challenge my thinking on how I handled that meeting, where would you start?"
Try this thought-provoking perspective prompt on Promptomat:
2. Rewrite with Empathy
Sometimes, the right words just won’t come — especially when someone’s burned out or struggling. This prompt helps ChatGPT soften your message, making it kinder and more compassionate while staying clear and purposeful.
Example:"Now rewrite this message for someone who’s completely burned out: 'Let’s try to finish the project by Friday.'"
Use this compassion-focused rewrite prompt:
3. Shake Up Your Thinking with Contrarian Ideas
If you’re stuck in the same thought loop, it’s time to flip the script. Ask ChatGPT to give you three unpopular — but still useful — opinions. You’ll likely hear something unexpected that shifts your view and sparks new creativity.
Example:"Give me 3 unpopular but useful opinions on remote work culture."
Challenge your perspective with this bold brainstorming prompt:
4. Real Checklists for Real Life
Ever asked for a to-do list and got something that assumed you live in a vacuum? This prompt makes ChatGPT build practical, flexible checklists — perfect when you’re overwhelmed and need small, doable steps forward.
Example:"Turn this into a checklist I can actually follow: Organize my home office and file my taxes."
Get grounded with this checklist builder prompt:
5. Ask ChatGPT to Be You
Sometimes, you don’t want advice — you want someone to step into your shoes. This prompt asks ChatGPT what it would do if it were you, offering logic-backed insight that feels eerily tailored.
Example:"It’s 10pm and I’m debating whether to finish this report or go to bed. If you were me, what would you do and why?"
Try this empathy-meets-practicality decision prompt: