Most business leaders are asking: “How do I use GPT in my work?”
The better question is: “How do I talk to it so it becomes useful?”
The answer lies in prompts...
but not just any prompts.
Prompts that turn your GPT into a strategic operator
Writing, planning, building, thinking.
So I curated this:
12 Prompting Frameworks
To make GPT work like a pro
Each one solves a specific problem.
Each one makes your output crisp.
Here’s the full list:
(Save this. You’ll use them forever.)
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1. R-T-F
Role → Who is GPT
Task → What should it do
Format → How should it respond
Use when you need structure, not guesswork
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2. T-A-G
Task → What needs doing
Action → What should GPT do with it
Goal → What should be achieved
Great for analysis, reviews, and audits
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3. S-O-L-V-E
Situation → What’s happening
Objective → What’s the goal
Limitations → Any constraints
Vision → What does success look like
Execution → What’s the game plan
Built for strategy and problem-solving
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4. R-A-C-E
Role → Who is GPT playing
Action → What do you want it to do
Context → What background does it need
Expectation → What’s the output you want
Use when tone and context matter
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5. B-A-B
Before → What was true
After → What changed
Bridge → What made the shift
Killer for case studies, UX, and landing pages
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6. S-C-O-R-E
Situation → Set the scene
Challenge → What’s the blocker
Options → What are the paths
Recommend → Which is best
Execute → Now what
Turns GPT into your decision-making wingman
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7. P-A-R-A
Problem → What’s wrong
Analysis → Why is it happening
Recommendation → What should we do
Action → What’s next
Sharp and structured for ops, product, or growth
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8. P-A-I-N
Problem → What’s the issue
Action → What needs to be done
Info → What do we know
Next → What should happen
Fix things fast. GPT helps you move now
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9. C-A-R-E
Context → What’s going on
Action → What do you need
Result → What should happen
Example → What does good look like
Write tight briefs, updates, or follow-ups
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10. C-O-A-S-T
Context → Set the scene
Objective → What are we aiming for
Action → What’s the ask
Scenario → Who’s involved
Task → What’s the deliverable
Run smoother meetings and project kickoffs
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11. R-O-S-E-S
Role → Who is GPT
Objective → What’s the job
Scenario → What’s the context
Expected Output → What should it return
Steps → What’s the structure
Step-by-step clarity for any complex task
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12. D-A-R-E
Describe → What’s the situation
Act → What should GPT do
Resonate → Why does it matter
Elevate → What’s the bigger picture
Use when you need emotion, story, or vision
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They’re structured, proven, and repeatable.
Just plug in your context,
And GPT starts working with you.
Remember:
GPT isn’t smart on its own.
It’s smart when you ask it the right questions.
These 12 frameworks are your starting point.
P.S.
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