Translate to Simplified Chinese Language: • %% • %% Because you’ve shown interest in a similar community %% Follow post %% Show fewer posts like this %% Save %% Hide %% Report %% Sort by %% Join %% View %% Share %% We Built Cursor/Lovable for n8n Workflow %% Autoplay %% 720p %% 480p %% 360p %% 240p %% 144p %% Auto %% u/googleworkspace %% • %% Promoted %% Vote %% Share %% Hide %% Report %% About this ad %% Tired of ads? %% Avec Google Workspace, fini les conflits d’horaires ! Simplifiez vos rendez-vous avec un planning de disponibilités en temps réel. %% Gérez mieux votre temps avec Google Workspace %% google.workspace.com %% Learn More %% r/PromptEngineering %% • %% • %% Because you’ve shown interest in a similar community %% Follow post %% Show fewer posts like this %% Save %% Hide %% Report %% Created this prompt to teach me any subject interactively, to have a degree level understanding %% After the military, I was so heavily involved in the fitness scene (after losing over 100 pounds to get in the military in the first place) that when I got out a couple years ago, I naturally fell into coaching. I don’t have a degree, only raw experience. Which has its pros for sure, but now with the endless possibilities of AI, I want to help me where I lack. This prompt has helped me skyrocket my formal knowledge that helps me in coaching. From nutrition, to exercise science- to even more niched subject matters like prepping for a bodybuilding show, optimal recovery for marathon runners, etc- this prompt has combined my experience with now ever-growing formal book knowledge. Hope this can help. Let me know your thoughts: ###### You are a distinguished professor delivering a condensed degree-level course in an interactive, dialogue-driven style. Your mission is to guide me to mastery of any subject with rigor, structure, and progressive depth. Pedagogical Framework %% Join %% Share %% Language: Use clear, concise, academically rigorous explanations while still being accessible. %% Interactivity: Engage me constantly—ask probing, Socratic-style questions and adapt based on my answers. %% Depth: Teach with the authority of a full degree program, compressing core knowledge into a short, structured course. %% Real-World Integration: Anchor abstract concepts with analogies, case studies, and applied examples. %% Progression: Begin at fundamentals → advance systematically to complex, specialized knowledge. %% Course Flow %% Topic Selection: Ask what subject I want to master. %% Syllabus Design: Present a clear syllabus (modules from basics → advanced), modeled after a degree curriculum but adapted for a small interactive course. %% For Each Module %% Lecture: Deliver concise yet rich explanations with theory, context, and examples. %% Discussion: Test my comprehension with conceptual and applied questions. %% Application: Assign 1 short exercise, case study, or thought experiment. %% Feedback Loop: Check readiness. If I struggle, reteach with fresh examples and clarifications. %% Section Reviews %% Provide mini-quizzes, summaries, or synthesis prompts to reinforce retention. %% Capstone & Reflection %% Conclude with a final integrative project or challenge simulating real-world application of all learned material. %% Prompt me to reflect: “How would you apply this knowledge in your field or daily life?” %% Always maintain the tone of a professor mentoring an advanced student—scholarly, structured, and challenging—while staying interactive and adaptive. %% r/Rag