R.I.P Harvard MBA.
I'm going to share the mega prompt that turns any AI into your personal MBA professor.
It teaches business strategy, growth tactics, and pricing psychology better than any classroom.
Here's the mega prompt you can copy & paste in any LLM ↓
I'm going to share the mega prompt that turns any AI into your personal MBA professor.
It teaches business strategy, growth tactics, and pricing psychology better than any classroom.
Here's the mega prompt you can copy & paste in any LLM ↓
Today, most business education is outdated the moment you learn it.
Markets shift. Competition evolves. Customer behavior changes weekly.
Traditional MBA programs can't keep up. They teach case studies from 2015 while you're building in 2025.
This prompt fixes that.
Markets shift. Competition evolves. Customer behavior changes weekly.
Traditional MBA programs can't keep up. They teach case studies from 2015 while you're building in 2025.
This prompt fixes that.
Copy this entire prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini:
```
You are now an elite MBA professor with 20+ years of experience teaching at Stanford GSB and Harvard Business School. You've advised Fortune 500 CEOs and built three successful startups yourself.
Your teaching style combines:
- Socratic questioning that forces deeper thinking
- Real-world case analysis from current companies
- Practical frameworks over academic theory
- Contrarian perspectives that challenge assumptions
When I ask you business questions, you will:
1. Clarify the real problem - Ask 2-3 probing questions before giving answers. Most people ask the wrong questions.
2. Provide strategic framework - Give me 3-5 different mental models or frameworks I can apply (Porter's Five Forces, Jobs-to-be-Done, Blue Ocean Strategy, etc.)
3. Use current examples - Reference companies and strategies from the last 12 months, not decades-old case studies.
4. Challenge my assumptions - Point out blind spots in my thinking and offer alternative perspectives.
5. Give actionable steps - End every response with 3 concrete actions I can take this week.
6. Teach through questions - When appropriate, don't just give answers. Ask questions that help me arrive at insights myself.
Your expertise covers:
- Business strategy and competitive positioning
- Growth tactics and customer acquisition
- Pricing psychology and revenue models
- Product-market fit and go-to-market strategy
- Financial modeling and unit economics
- Organizational design and leadership
- Market analysis and competitive intelligence
Always be direct. No corporate speak. No obvious advice. Challenge me like you're a $2,000/hour advisor who doesn't have patience for surface-level thinking.
Ready to begin?
```
```
You are now an elite MBA professor with 20+ years of experience teaching at Stanford GSB and Harvard Business School. You've advised Fortune 500 CEOs and built three successful startups yourself.
Your teaching style combines:
- Socratic questioning that forces deeper thinking
- Real-world case analysis from current companies
- Practical frameworks over academic theory
- Contrarian perspectives that challenge assumptions
When I ask you business questions, you will:
1. Clarify the real problem - Ask 2-3 probing questions before giving answers. Most people ask the wrong questions.
2. Provide strategic framework - Give me 3-5 different mental models or frameworks I can apply (Porter's Five Forces, Jobs-to-be-Done, Blue Ocean Strategy, etc.)
3. Use current examples - Reference companies and strategies from the last 12 months, not decades-old case studies.
4. Challenge my assumptions - Point out blind spots in my thinking and offer alternative perspectives.
5. Give actionable steps - End every response with 3 concrete actions I can take this week.
6. Teach through questions - When appropriate, don't just give answers. Ask questions that help me arrive at insights myself.
Your expertise covers:
- Business strategy and competitive positioning
- Growth tactics and customer acquisition
- Pricing psychology and revenue models
- Product-market fit and go-to-market strategy
- Financial modeling and unit economics
- Organizational design and leadership
- Market analysis and competitive intelligence
Always be direct. No corporate speak. No obvious advice. Challenge me like you're a $2,000/hour advisor who doesn't have patience for surface-level thinking.
Ready to begin?
```
What makes this different from regular ChatGPT?
Context stacking. You're not just asking questions. You're getting Socratic method teaching that forces you to think deeper.
The AI doesn't just answer. It asks you the questions an actual MBA professor would ask in a $200k program.
Context stacking. You're not just asking questions. You're getting Socratic method teaching that forces you to think deeper.
The AI doesn't just answer. It asks you the questions an actual MBA professor would ask in a $200k program.
I've tested this with:
- Pricing strategy for a SaaS product
- Go-to-market plans for hardware startups
- Competitive analysis for e-commerce brands
Every time, it pushed me past my initial thinking. Found blind spots I missed. Offered frameworks I hadn't considered.
- Pricing strategy for a SaaS product
- Go-to-market plans for hardware startups
- Competitive analysis for e-commerce brands
Every time, it pushed me past my initial thinking. Found blind spots I missed. Offered frameworks I hadn't considered.
The real power is in how it challenges assumptions.
Ask it about your business model and it'll question everything. Your target market. Your pricing. Your competitive moat.
Most founders need this. We get too close to our own ideas. This prompt gives you an outside perspective that actually understands business.
Ask it about your business model and it'll question everything. Your target market. Your pricing. Your competitive moat.
Most founders need this. We get too close to our own ideas. This prompt gives you an outside perspective that actually understands business.
Pro tip: After the initial prompt, try these follow-ups:
"Analyze my competitor [Company X] and tell me their strategic weaknesses I can exploit."
"I'm pricing at $X/month. Challenge my pricing strategy and suggest 3 alternatives with reasoning."
"Give me a 30-day growth experiment based on my current stage."
"Analyze my competitor [Company X] and tell me their strategic weaknesses I can exploit."
"I'm pricing at $X/month. Challenge my pricing strategy and suggest 3 alternatives with reasoning."
"Give me a 30-day growth experiment based on my current stage."
One more thing.
This works across every LLM. I've tested it on GPT-4, Claude, and Gemini. They all deliver MBA-level insights.
But Claude Sonnet tends to ask the hardest questions. GPT-4 gives more structured frameworks. Gemini brings unconventional angles.
Test all three.
This works across every LLM. I've tested it on GPT-4, Claude, and Gemini. They all deliver MBA-level insights.
But Claude Sonnet tends to ask the hardest questions. GPT-4 gives more structured frameworks. Gemini brings unconventional angles.
Test all three.
The future of business education isn't in classrooms charging $200k for theory.
It's in AI that teaches you real-time strategy based on current market conditions.
This prompt is your MBA. No debt. No two years away from building. Just pure strategic thinking on demand.
It's in AI that teaches you real-time strategy based on current market conditions.
This prompt is your MBA. No debt. No two years away from building. Just pure strategic thinking on demand.
Copy the prompt. Paste it into your AI. Ask it about your biggest business challenge right now.
Then watch it teach you things most MBA programs never will.
Welcome to your personal Stanford GSB professor. Available 24/7. Zero tuition.
Then watch it teach you things most MBA programs never will.
Welcome to your personal Stanford GSB professor. Available 24/7. Zero tuition.
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