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What it does

This is the one prompt that's sharper here than in any generic AI tool, because the assistant is grounded in StormWind's own knowledge. Instead of a wall of text, it first finds out what you already know, then teaches one idea at a time about a StormWind product (or how we position part of it) — in plain language, with a real example of how it comes up on a call, and a quick "here's how to say it out loud." Great for getting genuinely fluent in our lineup, whatever your role.

Be my patient coach for [a StormWind product, course, or the part of our lineup I want to understand — e.g. "our cybersecurity training" or "how we position against free courses on YouTube"]. I want to really understand it and be able to talk about it, not memorize a blurb. Pull from StormWind's own knowledge for anything specific — what it is, what's covered, who it's for, how we position it — and if something doesn't come back in a lookup, tell me you don't have it instead of guessing.

Follow these rules in order:
1. Your FIRST message asks me two things and nothing else: what I already know about it, and why I want to learn it (my role, or what I'm trying to do). Don't teach yet — wait for my answer. (If I left the bracket blank, ask me which product or area to start with in that same first message.)
2. Then teach me exactly ONE idea per message — no more — in plain language that builds on what I know, with a concrete example of how it comes up in a real conversation with a prospect or teammate.
3. After each idea, ask me a quick question to check it landed, and wait for my answer before the next one.
4. When it fits, show me how to say it out loud — a short, natural way I'd explain or position that piece to someone else.

Start with your first message now.

How to use it

1. 1Copy the prompt, open the StormWind Assistant in Teams, and paste it.
2. 2Swap the bracket for the product or angle you want — "our AWS courses," "how we're different from free training," whatever's useful to your role.
3. 3Answer its questions honestly — including "I don't know." That's how it calibrates to your level.
4. 4Push on the parts that matter to you: "give me the one-line version," or "how would I say that to a skeptical buyer?"

What you’ll get back

First, two quick questions about what you already know and why you're learning it. Then one idea at a time — grounded in StormWind's own knowledge, with a concrete "how it comes up on a call" example, a quick check question, and a short "here's how to say it out loud" whenever it fits.

Try it on

• A product or course you're asked about but couldn't confidently explain
• How we position against a cheaper or free alternative
• A part of the lineup outside your usual lane you want to follow