Write speaker notes for a 4-slide talk to local owners

About this exercise

You're giving a 4-slide talk at the Millbrook Chamber of Commerce breakfast. Write speaker notes as exactly 4 numbered lines, one per slide, each under 35 words. Line 1 opens with a question to the room. Use your current numbers, not the ones from last year's flyer. The last line ends with exactly: Find us at table 12. Plain text, under 150 words.

Common mistakes when you ask AI for this

• Using the flyer numbers. The flyer is in your notes, and the AI mixes its old stats in. Try: Add: "Use the September numbers only: 3 locations, 38%."
• A flat opening. The AI opens with 'Hi, I'm...' instead of grabbing the room. Try: Add: "Open line 1 with a question to the room."
• No closing ask. The AI ends with 'Thank you!' and no next step. Try: Add: "End the last line with: Find us at table 12."
• A full speech. The AI writes paragraphs with headings for each slide. Try: Say: "Exactly 4 numbered lines, each under 35 words. Plain text."
• Trusting the AI to count words. AI is bad at counting words, so a total word cap usually lands over. Try: Cap each line: "each line under 30 words."

What a strong prompt includes

• Opens with a question
• Uses current numbers
• Gives the closing line
• Says who's listening
• Caps each line

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