I’m building Prompt Quest, a growing collection of interactive AI simulations that help you practice real-world decision-making in business, money, leadership self development and more...
Instead of watching endless tutorials or courses, you play through scenarios like managing a team for the first time, navigating an economic crisis, or building an investment portfolio.
These simulations run entirely through your AI assistant (ChatGPT, Claude, etc). You’re not reading theory, you’re making choices, seeing consequences, and learning by doing.
It’s designed for first-time managers to practice things like delegation, conflict, and team dynamics.
Prompt Quest is still early. I’m currently:
- Writing more simulations (retirement planning, business growth, FIRE, etc.)
- Exploring ways to let creators publish their own simulations
- Collecting feedback from early users (you!)
Would love your thoughts, especially on:
- Is this useful to you?
- What kinds of simulations would you want?
- Would you pay for access to a library of them?
I’m building Prompt Quest, a growing collection of interactive AI simulations that help you practice real-world decision-making in business, money, leadership self development and more...
Instead of watching endless tutorials or courses, you play through scenarios like managing a team for the first time, navigating an economic crisis, or building an investment portfolio.
These simulations run entirely through your AI assistant (ChatGPT, Claude, etc). You’re not reading theory, you’re making choices, seeing consequences, and learning by doing.
Here’s a free one you can try right now (no signup required): https://promptquest.co/first-time-manager-simulation-free
It’s designed for first-time managers to practice things like delegation, conflict, and team dynamics.
Prompt Quest is still early. I’m currently: - Writing more simulations (retirement planning, business growth, FIRE, etc.) - Exploring ways to let creators publish their own simulations - Collecting feedback from early users (you!)
Would love your thoughts, especially on: - Is this useful to you? - What kinds of simulations would you want? - Would you pay for access to a library of them?
Thanks in advance Ron