Today I had a long "conversation" with Claude about my new channel - in 2 parts. You might find both interesting for yourself. Part 2 has the prompts that Claude wants for the most honest, helpful advice. I have banner and description - plus a map of my first 10 videos. 1.) In my first chat I asked: What does this banner say to you? And: Based on this banner who do you think is my audience - and what do you think is my content. I got really great input that led into a long very useful conversation. About the whole "eco system" of my channel. 2,) At the end I asked this: In order to get the most helpful responses - including critical ones - in the future, what prompts should I use? Here's Claude's answer: Prompts that will get you the best responses: For critical feedback: "Be honest with me, including what isn't working. I'd rather know now than later." For strategy: "Here's what I'm planning: [details]. What am I missing? What could go wrong?" For content ideas: "My audience is women in functional freeze, 45+, who've abandoned creativity. Does this video idea speak directly to them or has it drifted?" For staying on track: "Here's what I said I'd do last time we talked: [list]. Hold me accountable — what should I have done by now?" For titles and descriptions: "Here are 3 title options. Which one stops a frozen woman mid-scroll and why?" The single most powerful thing you can add to any prompt: "Don't just validate me. Tell me what you actually think." That one sentence will always unlock the most honest, useful version of any response.