Ready-to-use prompts · 8 workflows

The ED's AI Prompt Pack

AI prompts for the decisions that land on your desk

For EDs, CEOs, GMs and anyone whose week is other people's decisions.

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Eight working prompts for leaders: board papers, pre-mortems, hard emails, strategy days. Built around the move that matters most at your level: AI as a thought partner that questions you, not an answer machine you outsource judgement to.

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The eight workflows in the pack, each in full. The pre-mortem opens first because it is the one leaders copy first.

№ 2 · The pre-mortem, in full

We have decided to [decision]. It is now twelve months later and it has failed badly.

Write the honest internal post-mortem: what went wrong, in order of likelihood, given everything you know about us from this project. Then turn the top three failure causes into the three cheapest things we could do in the next month to head them off.

Asked for strategy cold, a model returns the most popular strategy, not the best one for you. These prompts mean you arrive having already heard the hard questions.

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The decision thought-partner: interviewed one question at a time, then options ranked with the case against
The pre-mortem: it is twelve months later and it failed. Why?
Board papers from bullet points, with [NEED] flags where a director would pounce
An AI board (finance chair, risk director, mission purist) to stress-test papers first
The Friday review that finds what to delegate and what you keep avoiding

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We have decided to [decision]. It is now twelve months later and it has failed badly. Write the honest internal post-mortem: what went wrong, in order of likelihood, given everything you know about us from this project. Then turn the top three failure causes into the three cheapest things we could do in the next month to head them off.