The Get Me Right Prompt

Create My "Get Me Right" Personal Strategy Visual

I want you to create a personalized "Get Me Right" strategy visual board based specifically on me, my life, my career or business, my goals, my strengths, my habits, and where I'm trying to go.

Do not copy someone else's strategy or simply fill my name into a generic template.

I want you to analyze what you already know about me from our conversations and identify the patterns, opportunities, strengths, distractions, bottlenecks, and priorities that are actually relevant to me right now.

If you do not have enough information about me yet, ask me 5-7 targeted questions first about:
- What I do
- What I'm building
- How I currently make money
- What I want my life/business/career to look like
- What I'm naturally great at
- What keeps taking up too much of my time
- What I keep procrastinating, overthinking, or doing myself
- What I want to accomplish over the next 12 months

Then create my board.

TITLE
GET ME RIGHT, [MY NAME]

HIGHEST & BEST USE OF MY TIME RIGHT NOW
Underneath, create one strong sentence that summarizes what my highest-value use of my time actually is.
Do not assume I have a time-management problem. Diagnose the real problem based on what you know about me.

BUILD THESE 10 SECTIONS

1. MY GENIUS ZONE
Identify the work, skills, thinking, creativity, leadership, expertise, or abilities that I uniquely bring to the table. Focus on what I should personally own rather than what anyone could do for me.

2. MY HIGHEST-LEVERAGE ACTIVITIES
Identify the activities most likely to create revenue, growth, authority, opportunity, impact, and long-term leverage. Prioritize what actually moves my life, career, or business forward.

3. STOP DOING
Call out the behaviors, distractions, low-value work, perfectionism, unnecessary projects, comparison, overthinking, or habits that are diluting my potential. Be specific. You have permission to lovingly call me out.

4. DELEGATE
Identify what should eventually come off my plate. Include administrative work, repetitive tasks, technical work, production tasks, operations, research, scheduling, organization, or anything else that does not require my personal genius.

5. MY BOTTLENECKS
Identify what is actually slowing down my next level. Do not give me generic productivity advice. Look for things like lack of focus, too many projects, weak systems, inconsistent execution, sales problems, visibility problems, delegation problems, financial constraints, skill gaps, fear, perfectionism, lack of recovery/rest, or unfinished work. Tell me what the real bottleneck underneath the bottlenecks appears to be.

6. MY TOP 3 OPPORTUNITIES
Choose the three biggest opportunities I should prioritize over the next 12 months. These should be based on where I already have momentum, skills, assets, credibility, audience, experience, or intellectual property. Do not randomly invent new businesses for me.

7. OPPORTUNITIES TO IGNORE
Tell me what might look exciting but is currently a distraction. If something does not meaningfully contribute to my income, positioning, freedom, impact, skills, or long-term vision, question whether it belongs on my plate.

8. MY IDEAL WEEKLY FOCUS
Create a realistic weekly rhythm showing where my energy should go. Do not schedule every hour. Instead, assign broad focus areas to different days or portions of the week such as creation, revenue, client/customer work, leadership, operations, education, marketing, rest, and family/personal life. Build the rhythm around my actual life, not hustle culture.

9. THE ONE SKILL I SHOULD OBSESSIVELY MASTER
Based on where I am going, determine the ONE overarching skill that would create the biggest change in my income, impact, freedom, or career. Then list the supporting subskills underneath it.

10. WHERE I'M UNDERESTIMATING MYSELF
This section should remind me what I may not fully recognize about my own potential. Base this on evidence from what you know about me. No empty motivational fluff. Show me where my current abilities, experience, ideas, story, relationships, audience, expertise, or assets could become significantly more valuable if properly leveraged.

FINISH THE BOARD WITH:

MY REMINDER
Write one powerful sentence summarizing what I am really building.
Then identify my 4-5 core pillars. Examples could include: Mindset, Expertise, Education, Leadership, Creativity, Systems, Wealth, Family, Health, Freedom, Community, Technology, Legacy. Choose mine based on me.
Finally, write one short bottom-line statement about how I should protect and use my time.

VISUAL DIRECTION
After completing the strategy, turn it into a premium vertical infographic visual. Use a sophisticated editorial/business strategy aesthetic. Make it feel like a personal CEO operating system, not a motivational poster.

Include:
- Strong visual hierarchy
- 10 clearly numbered sections
- Clean icons
- Easy-to-scan bullets
- Premium typography
- My name prominently displayed
- A cohesive color palette that fits my personality, brand, or industry
- Enough contrast for the text to remain readable
- A polished layout suitable for saving to my phone or sharing on Instagram Stories

Keep the information substantive, but condense the wording where necessary so the visual does not become overcrowded.

Most importantly: make this about ME. I should look at the finished board and think, "Okay...damn. ChatGPT really has been paying attention."