Ruben Hassid

You have 27 saved prompts in a folder you haven’t opened in 3 weeks.

You know the folder. Maybe it’s a Notion page (like mine). A Google Doc. Or worse, 27 screenshots on your phone you swore you’d organize “this weekend.”

You collected them from LinkedIn posts. From YouTube videos. From that one thread on X that promised it’s “the only prompt you’ll ever need.”

And then you sat in front of ChatGPT, pasted one in, tweaked it for 2 minutes, hit enter, and got... meh. Something that sounded like every AI text on the internet. Sounds good, does not work. That’s the revolution you were promised?

Stop prompting Claude.

For example, this is the worst way to use Claude:

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If you don’t understand why this prompt is terrible, this free guide is for you.
This will get you average results.

And you will then blame Claude for it.

But deep inside, you might know the real problem. You didn’t give Claude enough context. You didn’t explain your tone, your audience, your rules. Everything.