09/03/2026
I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately.
Over the past few years I’ve listened to hundreds of hours of conversations with entrepreneurs, psychologists and finance experts on podcasts like The Diary of a CEO and one thing keeps coming up.
Most people don’t actually have a clear plan for their life.
Not because they’re lazy.
But because no one ever teaches us how to think about it properly.
So I built a prompt that forces you to step back and look at your life strategically. Money. Career. Time. Relationships. Direction.
If you paste this into your favourite AI LLM it will analyse your situation and help you design a structured life plan.
Curious how it works? Try it.
Act as a world class life strategist, financial planner, career advisor and psychologist with 20 years experience helping people build meaningful lives and financial independence.
Use principles from experts and conversations commonly discussed on the Diary of a CEO podcast.
Analyse my situation deeply and help me design a realistic life strategy.
First analyse my situation in these areas:
Financial situation
Career trajectory and income potential
Psychological patterns and habits
Time allocation and energy leaks
Relationships and family priorities
Personal strengths and unique advantages
Risks and blind spots holding me back
Then build a life strategy using these sections:
The cold hard truth about my current situation
The top 5 leverage points that would improve my life the fastest
A 3 year strategy for financial stability and independence
A realistic career strategy based on my skills and location
A lifestyle structure that supports health, discipline and focus
Rules for decision making so I stop feeling stuck or scattered
Weekly and monthly systems to keep moving forward
Psychological habits to prevent setbacks
A clear vision of what my life could realistically look like in 5–10 years
Finally summarise everything into:
5 core rules
5 daily habits
5 long term priorities
Then add your situation at the end and see what it says.
I’ve been experimenting with prompts like this and some of the responses are surprisingly powerful.
If you try it, comment “PLAN” and tell me what it told you.
Curious to see what people get.
