🚨 BREAKING: ChatGPT can now make any phone photo look SHOT ON A $4K CAMERA. For free.
Here are 5 prompts, one per edit. Upload the photo, paste the prompt:
7 | Critical Thinking Mode
"Challenge my plan: [PLAN]. Look for flawed assumptions, blind spots, weak reasoning, unnecessary complexity, and better alternatives. Be brutally honest and tell me exactly what I should change and why."
6 | Execution Architect
"I want to achieve [GOAL] within [TIMEFRAME]. Build a complete execution plan with milestones, weekly priorities, daily actions, dependencies, potential bottlenecks, and checkpoints. Keep it realistic and focused on execution."
“A photorealistic portrait of a beautiful young woman standing indoors. She has dark hair in a low bun, a small bindi, gold-and-turquoise earrings, a gold armlet, and red lipstick. She is wearing a pink embroidered lehenga and blouse with gold leaf straps, paired with an orange sheer dupatta with a gold border. Pose exactly as in the reference: standing, looking at the camera.White door and curtains in the background, soft indoor lighting, highly detailed embroidery texture, photorealistic, 8K, no logo, no watermark, no text
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8. Track Everything
Once the applications start piling up, you need a system to manage them.
Paste:
“Build me a tracker for every application with the company, role, date applied, recruiter or hiring manager contacted, response status, and follow-up date. Then tell me which applications I should follow up on this week and what I should say.”
7. Go Around The Pile
Getting noticed can matter just as much as applying.
Paste:
“For my top 10 matches, find the hiring manager or recruiter and write a short LinkedIn message for each. Mention that I applied, identify one specific thing I could bring to the role, and end with a simple question. Keep each message under 90 words.”
Now your application doesn't just disappear into the pile.