Stop Wasting Hours on Research

You're sitting there. Again. Staring at a document you've read three times. Hunting for holes in the argument. Trying to structure the chaos of your notes.

There's a better way.

11 AI Prompts That Do 10 Hours of Work in 60 Seconds

After weeks of testing, refining, and discarding what didn't work, I've distilled it down to the 11 prompts that actually deliver.

Not generic "write me a summary" prompts.

These are precision tools for people who do real research.

What you get:

The Contradictions Finder — Exposes inconsistencies you'd otherwise miss

The "Reviewer #2" Prompt — The brutal peer review you need (but don't want to hear)

Turn-This-Into-a-Paper — Transforms chaotic notes into structured documents

Explain-It-Backwards — Exposes weak logic immediately

Compare-Like-a-Scientist — Deep comparisons, not superficial feature lists

What-Would-Break-This — Uncovers realistic failure scenarios before they happen

What-Changed-My-Mind — Forces conclusions that actually matter

Mental-Model-Compressor — If you can't compress it, you don't understand it

Domain-Translator — Unlocks insight through unexpected analogies

Steal-the-Structure — Learn why great writing works

Assumption-Stress-Test — Find the fragile points before others do

Who is this for?

• Researchers who want to work smarter, not harder

• Consultants delivering analyses and reports

• Students writing papers and dissertations

• Anyone using AI for serious intellectual work

What this is NOT:

❌ Another "100 ChatGPT prompts" list you'll never use

❌ Vague one-liners that produce generic responses

❌ Theory without practical application

What this IS:

✅ 11 battle-tested prompts that actually work

✅ Ready to copy and paste

✅ Developed through weeks of real-world use

✅ Focused on depth, not quantity

An investment that saves you hours every week.

"But can't I just find free prompts online?"

Sure you can. I spent weeks doing exactly that. Tested hundreds. Discarded most of them.

This is the distillate. What actually works.

The question isn't whether you can afford this. The question is how many hours you'll waste before you realize you need it. 👌