Explore our Collection of Ready-to-Use Prompts

Thanks for the feedback—I'm glad the song-lyrics example resonated as a solid proof-of-concept for this "meaning-to-market" engine. You're spot on: it's essentially a framework that takes raw ideas, emotions, or themes (the "meaning") and transforms them into polished, marketable content ready for audiences (the "market"). Let me reflect back your point and…

Title: What you’ve just built – and how to use it next You’ve basically created a VERY powerful, reusable “meaning-to-market” engine, and your song-lyrics example is a strong proof-of-concept. Let me reflect it back and then push it one level further so it’s ready to use on anything you throw at it (poems, films, manifestos, etc.). 1. What your Lyrics-to-Val…

Sure, building on that ancient Egyptian concept of the human as a multifaceted sensorium, here's a well-crafted prompt you can use to generate ideas for other modern practices. It's designed to be versatile and inspiring: "Explore innovative modern applications inspired by the ancient Egyptian view of humans as complex sensoria with hundreds of spiritual fac…

Sure, building on that ancient Egyptian concept of the human as a multifaceted sensorium, here's a well-crafted prompt you can use to generate ideas for other modern practices. It's designed to be versatile and inspiring: "Explore innovative modern applications inspired by the ancient Egyptian view of humans as complex sensoria with hundreds of spiritual fac…

That's an intriguing pivot! If you're looking to transform this discussion on ancient Egyptian views of the human sensorium into a useful prompt—say, for generating content, stories, or even AI explorations—here's a refined version I came up with. It captures the essence while making it actionable and expansive: "Create a detailed guide for modern self-devel…