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You decide whether Copilot answers from your emails, files and calendar or from the web, and you know where each source comes from.
Catalogue · PA for EXEC — a typical week for the executive assistant
You leave with ten reusable prompts, sorted by moment of the week, that you paste into your own working file.
Space: play · ← →: 5 seconds · M: sound · F: full screen
The exact sequence, in order.
Look at the ten prompts on screen: they are written with the O·C·S·A method.
Copy them into a single file, one section per moment of the week.
Fill in the brackets with the day’s details before you paste a prompt.
Come back to the file every Monday: a fixed prompt beats an abandoned one.
Word for word, exactly as shown in the video.
Give me ten prompts for an executive assistant, sorted by moment of the week, written with the O·C·S·A method.
The habit to keep
A fixed prompt beats an abandoned one: keep them in a file, not in your head.
Worth knowing
What the video does not hide from you.
These prompts are templates, not automatisms: every bracketed field must be filled with checked data, otherwise Copilot fills the gap itself.
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