Popularized by AI educator Sabrina Ramonov as a 'clarity chain' — instead of one big vague question, you ask AI three small ones in sequence, each building on the last, until the fog clears into one clear next step.
One clear next action instead of ten vague priorities fighting for your attention.
A chain of small, specific questions beats one giant open-ended one — each answer narrows the next question until the real priority is unavoidable. The technique is popular AI-educator Sabrina Ramonov's; we've re-expressed it in our own words and prompt.
Open the AI you use (in any chat). This works in all the popular ones.
Copy the prompt below, paste it in, and replace anything in [brackets] with your details.
Read what comes back and ask it to adjust — shorter, warmer, more detail. Two tweaks and it’s perfect.
This is a one-off you can run in any chat. The real magic is making it repeat — ask AI to do it every week, keep it as a living system, or have it build you a tool that does it for you. That jump from "neat trick" to "runs my work" is exactly what the ∞ apps are for.
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