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Issue #27 · October 15, 2026 · 3 min

Turn a raw idea into a structured proposal

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Prompt of the DayTurn a raw idea into a structured proposal

You have a good idea and need to pitch it to decision-makers.

Help me turn this idea into a one-page proposal for decision-makers. Structure: Problem, Proposed solution, Why now, What we need, Expected outcome, Risks. Keep it tight and skimmable, lead with the business value, and write it so a busy executive gets it in 60 seconds.

My idea:
[describe the idea]
Audience: [who decides]

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Word of the DayAI Hallucination

A hallucination is when an AI states something false or fabricated — a fake citation, statistic, or quote — with total confidence.

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Try ThisTry This

Use AI to think, not just to type. 'Poke holes in this,' 'what am I missing,' 'argue the other side' — it's a free thought partner, which is often worth more than the draft.

Don't Do ThisDon't let it do arithmetic unsupervised

Language models predict text, so a total can look completely reasonable and still be wrong — and a wrong number in a confident table is harder to spot than a wrong sentence.

Instead: Have it show the working, or better, have it write the formula and run the sum in your spreadsheet. Never paste an AI-generated figure into something financial without recomputing it.

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