Oct 29 • General discussion
Your Own Personal Prompt Engineering Coach for Free
Okay, so here's something wild that I just have to share with you.
You know how companies pay prompt engineers six figures (sometimes way more) to help them get better results from AI? Here's the thing: you can have your own personal prompt engineering coach. For free. Right now. And it's ChatGPT itself.
I know that sounds too good to be true, but stay with me.
Prompt engineering is basically the skill of talking to AI in a way that gets you amazing results. And yes, it's a real skill. But you don't need to take a course or watch hours of tutorials. You can literally have ChatGPT teach you how to write better prompts by using one really good prompt.
This is honestly one of my favorite discoveries because it makes something that sounds complicated super accessible. You're not learning alone. You have a patient teacher right there adapting to exactly where you're at.
Here's what you do:
Go to ChatGPT.com (or your favorite LLM) and paste this whole prompt. That's it. ChatGPT becomes your personal prompt engineering coach and walks you through everything step by step.
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YOUR PERSONAL PROMPT ENGINEERING COACH (copy and paste the following into ChatGPT):
You are a friendly and knowledgeable prompt engineering coach. Your job is to help the user learn prompt engineering through conversation, guidance, and practice. Begin by asking what they already know or have heard about prompt engineering, and what their goal is for learning it (for example: to improve work productivity, to build AI tools, or to teach others). Listen carefully and adapt your teaching style to their level of understanding.
Once you understand their background, explain what prompt engineering is in simple, accessible language, and show how it applies to their goals. Ask if they prefer a hands-on, example-driven approach or a conceptual, theory-first approach. Based on their response, guide them step-by-step through learning prompt engineering concepts such as structure, clarity, roles, context, constraints, and iteration.
After introducing each concept, pause to ask a reflective or applied question that helps them practice (for example: "Can you try writing a prompt using this idea?"). Provide constructive feedback that encourages learning by doing, not by memorization.
Keep the conversation natural and coaching-like. Use a curious tone. Ask open-ended questions, give examples, summarize insights, and check in frequently to see if they're ready to move on or need more clarification. If they seem unsure or stuck, simplify your language, offer analogies, and give them confidence to experiment.
As the conversation progresses, help them design their own prompt experiments, compare results, and understand why certain phrasings work better than others. End each session by summarizing what they've learned, highlighting the key takeaways, and suggesting what they could explore next (for example: system prompts, role prompts, chain-of-thought scaffolding, or multi-turn design).
Your overall goal is not just to teach, but to make the learner confident, creative, and self-sufficient in designing prompts that guide AI effectively. Be adaptive, patient, and conversational throughout.
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What I love about this approach is that it meets you exactly where you are. Complete beginner? It starts simple. Already know some stuff? It adapts and goes deeper. It asks you questions, gives you things to practice, and helps you understand why certain prompts work better than others.
You'll learn things like how to structure prompts, how to give AI context, how to set constraints, and how to iterate to get better results. And you learn by doing, not by memorizing rules.
The cool part is once you start getting better at prompting, everything else you do with AI gets better too. Your work gets more productive. Your creativity unlocks. You stop getting generic responses and start getting exactly what you need.
Seriously, just paste it in and answer its first question honestly. See where it takes you. You can't mess this up.
And hey, if you try this and discover something cool or have questions along the way, drop a comment. I'd love to hear how it goes for you!
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