What is 80/20? Created by LOGO.com, every issue shares AI prompts for work, money, and everyday life where AI does 80% of the work so you only do the 20% that matters.

The laundry's on the couch, the sink needs a scrub, and Saturday keeps disappearing into one giant cleaning marathon.

Nothing to attach, just list your rooms. Paste this:

"Make me a weekly cleaning plan that takes 15 minutes a day. My home has [rooms, like 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a kitchen, and a living room], and [number] people live here, plus [pets]. Give each day one or two small jobs, put the messiest rooms on the busiest days, and keep Sunday free. Show it as a simple list I can stick on the fridge, with each job under 10 words."

Model: ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude. Ask it to swap days around if your week looks different.

Two boxes, two labels, a kid pulling on your sleeve, and the numbers are tiny.

A photo of both nutrition labels. Paste this with the photo attached:

"Here's a photo of two nutrition labels. Compare them for the same amount, not the serving size on the box. Tell me which one has less added sugar, more fiber, and less salt, and which one is the better everyday pick for [my kids, me, or my family]. Keep it to four short lines, and say so if a number is hard to read."

Model: ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude. All three read photos. Get the whole label in the shot.

You get 10 minutes with the teacher, half of it goes to small talk, and you think of your real question in the car.

Your notes about your kid, or the last report card. Paste this:

"I have a 10 minute parent teacher conference for my [grade] grader. Here's what I've noticed at home and on the last report card: [notes]. Give me the three most useful questions to ask, in order, and one thing worth sharing about my kid that the teacher might not know. Keep each question under 15 words and friendly, not defensive."

Model: ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude. Paste the report card text or snap a photo of it.

The appointment is 15 minutes, the symptoms started weeks ago, and somehow you forget the one thing you meant to ask.

Your notes on what's been going on. Paste this:

"Turn my notes into a one page summary for my doctor. Notes: [what's going on, when it started, what makes it better or worse, medicines and doses]. Put it in this order: main concern in one line, timeline, what I've tried, current medicines, and my top two questions. Use plain words, keep it under 150 words, and don't guess at a diagnosis."

Model: ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude. Pull it up on your phone at the visit, and leave out anything you'd rather keep private.

You share a plan, and AI calls it a great idea. Every single time.

Nothing to attach. Paste this before you share your plan:

"Before you say anything nice, tell me the three biggest problems with this plan and how likely each one is. Then give me one question I should answer before going ahead, and a one line verdict: go for it, fix it first, or skip it. Be direct. My plan: [describe it]."

Model: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Copilot. It works for any plan, from a puppy to a new job.

Rule of thumb: Ask for the problems first, and the pep talk second.