Steal My Prompt Vol. 29: Teach Your AI Who You Are
A structured prompt that interviews you about your role, priorities, and constraints, then generates a reusable context briefing you can paste into any AI conversation. One session eliminates the cold start problem for every future interaction.
Volume 28: Your AI Is Not Thinking With You
A Stanford study found AI chatbots affirm users 49% more often than humans do. This issue breaks down why that matters for professionals making real decisions, plus FDA-designated voice diagnostics, Google's memory compression breakthrough, and a 10-minute workflow to decode any job posting.
The AI 'Yes-Bot' Problem
I caught my AI partner validating a half-formed strategy instead of challenging it. That moment changed how I run every strategic session. I built a three-part system that forces real pushback before agreement, and it has already caught blind spots I would have missed on my own.
Steal My Prompt Vol. 28: The Anti-Sycophancy System
A three-mode prompt system that forces AI to challenge your thinking before agreeing. Use it for strategy sessions, project plans, budget reviews, or any decision where flattery is a liability.
Volume 27: Access Is Not the Advantage
The tool showing up on your dashboard is not the breakthrough. Being ready to use it before it arrives is. This week is about what that preparation actually looks like in practice.
Why Being Ready Matters More Than Having the Right Tool
A new AI feature appeared on my work dashboard on a Friday afternoon. By Sunday the presentation draft was done. That did not happen because I had the right tool. It happened because I had been building the right instincts for months.
Steal My Prompt Vol. 27: The Session Saver
Every AI session eventually hits the context window. The Session Saver captures your role, status, and next step so a new chat picks up exactly where the last one ended.
Volume 26: Bracket Your Bottlenecks
Everyone is chasing the autonomous AI system that does everything at once. The professionals actually getting results are building smaller, narrower, and more deliberately. This week is about that friction.
