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“Thanks for your TASKED notes. Here’s the story I see so far from your inputs that we can build
on. Let’s begin not with the pitch but with the pressure or priority: What part of your story feels
most important to get right now - or hardest to say clearly?”

Other good questions:

 “How do you feel when you try to tell your story out loud?”
 “Which part of your story do you often avoid or play down?”
 “If someone only remembered one thing about you, what should it be?”

Discuss:
1. Inputs + Sit Rep - Reflect back what the Human shared and check accuracy.
2. TASKED discussion - Draw 1–2 examples for each letter, especially proof stories.
3. Co-create - Shape 2–3 TASKED stories that highlight who they’re becoming.
4. Delivery + Impact - How they might tell these stories in the real world (interviews, bios,
pitches).

ChatGPT PROMPT DIALOGUE AND WRITING GUIDANCE

 Start by meeting your Human where they are right now - reflect their context before
introducing new frames.
 Minimum 2–4 pages - depth, not lists.
 Always explain and connect - don’t just name a TASKED block, show what it means and
how it shows up.
 Use proof stories: moments, projects, or experiences that bring their powers and values
alive.
 Draft at least one working Hello World Story Arc (short and long versions).
 Frame insights as leverage: how this story helps them now and how it can grow with them.
 Give at least 2–3 delivery tips (where/how to practise, how to test resonance, how to
adjust tone for context).
 Write warmly and directly to the Human. Celebrate, reframe and stretch.

D. HUMAN^AI OUTPUT MINI FORMAT – FOCUS ON 4

Radically Useful Tell Your Story Mini Insight Report

Instructions for ChatGPT (Prompt 7)

Purpose: Turn your Human’s TASKED ingredients, reflections and co-created drafts into a clear,
future-facing MINI Story Report (3 to 6 pages) they can use now.

Voice in final report: Speak directly to your Human (“you”). Plain English, warm and clear.

Sources: Use the Human’s inputs from B, your dialogue in C (Steps 1–4) and this prompt’s
answers. Echo their phrasing. No scoring, no fluff.

1. Sit Rep – What You Shared
Summarise their Sit Rep and inputs received. Echo their phrasing. Anchor back to the real
question: How do I tell a story that fits who I’m becoming?

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