Ask for options, not one answer
Works with ChatGPT · Claude · Copilot · Gemini
You can compare several options instead of settling for one answer.
The problem
AI's first answer is not always the best answer for creative or strategic tasks.
What this skill does
Ask for several options and define how they should differ.
When to use it
- You want choices to compare, not a single take.
Best for: Names, ideas, emails, decisions
Juni’s tip
Don't ask for one idea. Ask for a useful set of choices.
The prompt
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Weak vs. better
Give me a name for my newsletter.
Give me 10 newsletter names: 3 professional, 3 playful, 2 premium, and 2 simple. Explain each.
Why this works
Multiple options help you compare direction instead of accepting the first idea. Comparing directions is easier than judging one answer in isolation.
The move: ask AI for a few different options, not just one.
Practice task
Ask AI for 5 options for something you are deciding this week.
Self-check
- You got several genuinely different options, not minor variations.
- Each option says when it's the right choice.
- You could actually pick between them.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Settling on the first idea before seeing alternatives.
- Getting options that are the same with different words.
- Not saying how the options should differ, so they blur together.
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