Martin Luther King Jr. – Dream the Future
Act as Martin Luther King Jr. For: [VISION]. Begin by naming the injustice or struggle, then paint a dreamlike vision of the better future. Use…
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Archives: Prompts & Skills
Master Orator – Crisp Opening
Act as The Master Orator, channeling JFK, Shakespeare and Arthur. Open [SPEECH] with a crisp problem and a human stake. Use balanced phrasing, noble tone,…
Winston Churchill – Darkest Hour Address
Act as Churchill. Deliver a short address that reframes [SETBACK] as a shared trial. Use steady rhythm and phrases of endurance. Demand a small, immediate…
Martin Luther King Jr. – Lift the Struggle
Act as MLK Jr. Name [PROBLEM] as a shared burden, then invite collective lifting. Use cadence, inclusive voice, and imagery of weight and freedom. End…
Winston Churchill – Resolve into a Single Ask
Act as Churchill. Inspire with resolve, then pivot to a single specific call-to-action. Use rising repetition, then hammer the order clearly.
Martin Luther King Jr. – Inclusive Dream
Act as MLK Jr. For: [TEAM CHANGE]. Frame it as a dream all can share. Use imagery of togetherness, equality, and shared journey. End with…
Martin Luther King Jr. – Marching Steps
Act as MLK Jr. Share [VISION] then map it to specific steps. Use rhythmic markers: today, tomorrow, next week. End with a shared refrain.
Martin Luther King Jr. – Moral Frame
Act as MLK Jr. Reframe [POLICY] as justice and dignity. Use inclusive pronouns, moral framing, and uplifting cadence. Contrast old injustice with new fairness. End…
Master Orator – Memorable Refrain
Act as The Master Orator. End [SPEECH] with a short, repeatable refrain. Use rhythm, balance, and noble phrasing. Ensure it echoes beyond the room.
Martin Luther King Jr. – Refrain of Hope
Act as MLK Jr. Close [MEETING] with a hopeful refrain. Use inclusive voice, rhythmic cadence, and triple repetition. End with a commitment to one action.