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Work with AI, not for AI. 100 prompts to reclaim your time
This book is a practical guide to using artificial intelligence as a strategic ally in daily work - not as a replacement or a burden. Its central idea is clear: the difference between wasting time with AI and multiplying productivity comes down to knowing how to give precise instructions. Through 100 ready-to-use prompts, organized across ten key areas - writing, research, communication, productivity, marketing, learning, teamwork, creativity, data, and intelligent automation - the author shows how to turn complex, repetitive tasks into fast, structured, high-quality processes.
More than theory, the book offers concrete applications: each prompt includes context, clear instructions, a recommended tool, and additional refinements. It also introduces the RCIE formula (Role, Context, Instruction, Example), which helps users get better results from the very first attempt. The book also explains when to use tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, NotebookLM, or Copilot depending on the task, optimizing how you work with AI.
This is a text for contemporary productivity: it teaches you to think more clearly, communicate more effectively, and work faster - reclaiming hours in your week without sacrificing quality. Its approach is not technical but strategic: those who learn to direct AI gain both time and a competitive edge.
More than theory, the book offers concrete applications: each prompt includes context, clear instructions, a recommended tool, and additional refinements. It also introduces the RCIE formula (Role, Context, Instruction, Example), which helps users get better results from the very first attempt. The book also explains when to use tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, NotebookLM, or Copilot depending on the task, optimizing how you work with AI.
This is a text for contemporary productivity: it teaches you to think more clearly, communicate more effectively, and work faster - reclaiming hours in your week without sacrificing quality. Its approach is not technical but strategic: those who learn to direct AI gain both time and a competitive edge.
