If you are somehow who feels like:

I am not lazy because I hate work.
I am lazy because I hate wasted effort.

I used to overthink tasks, plan too much, and still get stuck.
Now I use prompts that do the thinking for me and tell me exactly what to do next.

Here are 7 prompts that save effort but still get results.

1. The Minimum Effort Plan

👉 Prompt:

I want the simplest way to complete this task.
Break it into the smallest possible steps.
Remove anything optional.
Focus only on what gives the result.
Task: [insert task]

💡 Example: Turned a long project plan into three steps I could finish in one evening.

2. The Do It For Me Starter

👉 Prompt:

Start this task for me.
Give me the first draft, outline, or example.
I will edit instead of starting from zero.
Task: [insert task]

💡 Example: Used it for a report and skipped the hardest part which is starting.

3. The One Decision Shortcut

👉 Prompt:

I am stuck choosing.
List my options.
Recommend one option and explain why it is good enough.
Do not over explain.
Decision: [describe situation]

💡 Example: Helped me stop comparing tools for hours and just pick one.

4. The Explain It Simply Prompt

👉 Prompt:

Explain this in the simplest way possible.
No jargon.
No long paragraphs.
I want to understand it in under one minute.
Topic: [insert topic]

💡 Example: Used it before meetings so I could follow along without stress.

5. The Cut The Work Prompt

👉 Prompt:

Look at this task and tell me what I can skip.
Show me what actually matters.
List what I can safely ignore.
Task: [insert task]

💡 Example: Removed half my weekly tasks and nothing broke.

6. The Lazy Daily Plan

👉 Prompt:

Create a daily plan I can finish in under two hours.
Include only high impact tasks.
Each task should take less than twenty minutes.
Goals: [insert goals]

💡 Example: Gave me a short list I actually finished instead of a long one I ignored.

7. The Auto Review Prompt

👉 Prompt:

Ask me three questions to review my day.
Then tell me one small improvement for tomorrow.
Keep it simple.

💡 Example: Helped me stay consistent without journaling or long reflections.

Being lazy is fine.
Being unclear is expensive.

I save prompts like these so I do not have to recreate them every time.
If you want to save, manage, or create your own advanced prompts, you can use Prompt Hub here: https://www.tipseason.com/prompt-hub 
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