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- 30-Day AI Productivity Journey | Microsoft Copilot
“Summarize my week in the style of a comedy roast ” Start your journey by gaining back something everyone needs—more time For the best experience, focus on one prompt throughout your workday “Suggest 10 compelling titles for [topic, project or file] ” ”Design an image of [a drawing of a database in colored pencil ]”
- Laugh at work - copilot. cloud. microsoft
Summarize my week in the style of a comedy roast Copilot Prompt Gallery Copilot Prompt Gallery
- Summarize as a comedy roast with Copilot | Managing time | Great . . .
The Great Copilot Journey gives you a quick tip each day to help you transform how you work Use this guided step-by-step training for fun and easy-to-follow
- Recap your week with Copilot - Microsoft Support
Wrap up your week with Microsoft 365 Copilot Summarize your projects and set priorities for a smooth start to the next week
- The Great Microsoft 365 Copilot Journey
You'll discover the many benefits of Copilot by practicing one prompt a day for six weeks or completing the journey at your own pace Summarize this document in three key points Each week focuses on a different benefit of Copilot you can build as a daily habit into your workday (like saving time) your day
- Tool of the Week: Bluesky Roast | Grow Bluesky
Bluesky Roast dives into your posts and gives you a witty summary of your online personality Whether you’re always posting memes, going full philosopher, or just dropping cryptic thoughts, this tool highlights your unique style with playful humor
- Prompt of the week #1 - Catch up on the day and prepare for t. . .
Introduction of Prompt of the Week videos to share valuable Copilot prompts Michel at Microsoft created a helpful prompt to summarize the day's activities and plan for tomorrow The prompt includes organizing tasks, highlighting important emails, and preparing for upcoming meetings
- Roast planning : r Standup - Reddit
I'm trying to organize a roast While there's plenty of material online about how to write your own jokes, there isn't as much about how to organize one My biggest question is: how much should the roastee be involved, and to what end?
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