Brooke Wright
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The four prompts that reverse-engineer a $200 day

The exact four I ran on camera, in the same order. One Claude chat, about 20 minutes, and you finish with one offer, one channel and a seven day plan.

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The $200 a Day Reverse-Engineer Prompts

The four prompts from the video, in the order I ran them. Paste them into one Claude chat and you come out the other side with one offer, one channel, someone to model and a seven day plan.

4 copy-paste prompts One chat, in order Claude or ChatGPT About 20 minutes

What's inside

These are the four from the video, word for word. Open ONE new chat in Claude and run them back to back. Prompt 1 picks the offer. Prompt 2 names someone already selling it. Prompt 3 turns that into a seven day plan. Prompt 4 finds the thing that would have stopped you.

Do this bit first

Prompt 1 only works if Claude knows something about you. If your memory is switched on, you are ready. If it is not, grab the three-line bio in the next section and paste that into the chat before prompt 1.

1

One offer, one channel

The limit is the whole trick. Without it Claude hands you fourteen ideas and you pick none of them.

Based on everything you know about me, what is the single fastest way for me to make an extra $200 a day? Limited to one offer and one channel only. No generic advice. Be specific to my skills and what I can start this week.
2

Find the person to model

Same chat. Now it has to name someone real who already runs the thing it just told you to do, so you have something concrete to copy instead of a theory.

Who is the one person already making money this exact way that I should be modelling?
3

Steal the plan

The under $100 cap and the words "first paying customer" are doing the heavy lifting. Take them out and you get a content calendar instead of a plan.

Pretend you are that person. Build me a seven day action plan that needs less than $100 upfront and gets me my first paying customer as fast as possible. Give me exactly what to do each day.
4

The business coach

Most people stop after prompt 3. Prompt 4 is where the actual blocker turns up, because one question at a time means you have to answer instead of skimming a list.

Act as a business coach. Ask me questions one at a time until you find the one thing stopping me from hitting my goal. Then reframe it and give me a 48 hour plan to prove it works.

Four rules, and they all matter

1
One chat, not four. Prompt 2 needs prompt 1 sitting above it, prompt 3 needs prompt 2. Open a fresh chat each time and you get four unrelated answers.
2
In the order they are written. Prompt 3 looks like the one worth having. It only works because prompts 1 and 2 already narrowed things down for it.
3
Memory on, or paste the bio. Switch memory on in your Claude settings. If you would rather not, the bio below does the same job for one chat.
4
Answer prompt 4 honestly. It asks one question at a time so you cannot skim past it. Give it the real reason you have not started, not the tidy one.

If memory is off, paste this in first and fill in the brackets. Thirty seconds, and prompt 1 stops giving you the beige answer everyone else gets.

Quick bio before I ask you anything. I run [what you do] for [who you help]. I am good at [two or three skills]. I have [X hours] a week to spend on this and [$X] to spend. Right now I have [what you already have - an email list of 300, an Instagram account, five past clients, nothing yet]. Do not ask me for more detail, work with this.

Works in ChatGPT too

Same four prompts, same order, same one chat rule. If ChatGPT is where you already work, run them there and paste the bio first.


Claude cannot see anyone's bank account

When prompt 2 hands you a name, it is going off what that person has published about themselves. Sales pages, posts, podcast interviews, screenshots. None of that is verified income. Copy how they package and sell the thing. Do not treat the name as proof the money is real.

Same goes for the seven day plan. Prompt 3 will tell you day four brings your first customer, and it has no idea whether that is true for your list, your prices or your week. Check it against your own numbers before you commit to anything.

Three checks before you start day one

1
Would a real person you can name pay that price? If you cannot picture one, tell Claude the price is too high and ask it to redo prompt 1 with a cheaper offer.
2
Are your people already on that channel? A plan that needs 5,000 new followers by Friday is not a plan. Send it back and ask for one that uses the audience you have today.
3
Can you actually deliver it this week? If day one sells something that takes you three weeks to build, say so and ask for a version you can hand over the same day.

Example only. This is not your plan.

Made up, so you can see the shape of what comes back. Yours will be different, because prompt 1 reads your skills and your week, not mine.

What prompts 1 and 2 gave

  • Offer: a two hour inbox cleanup session, $150
  • Channel: Instagram stories, to people already following
  • Model: a VA who sells the same session off one saved highlight

What day one of prompt 3 said

  • Message 10 people who replied to a story in the last month. One line, no pitch: is inbox chaos your thing?
  • Post one story about the messiest inbox you have ever seen
  • Write the offer out in six lines so you can paste it the second someone says yes

That is one day of seven. Prompt 4 then takes whatever you are most worried about and gives you 48 hours to find out if you were right.


Ready to go deeper?

Where to go once you have run the four prompts.