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Write an about page that feels like you

A practical prompt-led workflow to create a short biography, a full about-page draft, and a compact social bio, with a clear brief and a focused quality check.

3 min read · 4 promptsUpdated 13 September 2026 Free to read
Make it yours. Replace the [brackets] with your details, paste into your AI assistant, and review the result. Multi-tool prompts can be tried with Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini.

What you will make

This Batala playbook helps you create a short biography, a full about-page draft, and a compact social bio. Use it when you want to write an about page that feels like you. The workflow separates the brief, the draft, and the review so you can see where the result comes from. You can use the prompts as written after replacing the bracketed details, or adapt them to a similar task.

Prepare your inputs

Gather your actual background, audience, offer, and reason for doing the work. Specific source material makes the output easier to check. Remove details that are not needed for this task, label anything uncertain, and say which source is authoritative if your materials disagree. You can begin with a small sample rather than uploading a whole archive.

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Help me prepare a brief for this task: Write an about page that feels like you.

My inputs are: [paste your actual background, audience, offer, and reason for doing the work].
My audience is [audience]. My constraints are [constraints].

List the information needed to produce a short biography, a full about-page draft, and a compact social bio. Separate what I supplied from what is missing. Ask only about gaps that materially affect the result. Do not invent missing facts.

Build the first version

The working method is to connect a real origin story to the problems you help with and a simple next action. Run the prompt below in the same conversation as your brief. If you use a different conversation, paste the approved brief again. Keep the first version small enough to inspect closely before asking for additional variations.

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Using the approved brief above, connect a real origin story to the problems you help with and a simple next action.

Create a short biography, a full about-page draft, and a compact social bio. Use my supplied material as the factual basis. Mark assumptions and unresolved questions explicitly. Keep the result practical for [audience] and within [time, length, or format limits]. If you cannot access a source or perform an action, say so instead of claiming it is complete.

Review the part that matters

Before using the draft, do not fabricate credentials, clients, awards, or impressive audience numbers. Review the original inputs alongside the output. A useful review identifies a specific problem and a concrete correction, rather than simply asking whether the draft looks good. For information that changes over time, open an authoritative source and record when you checked it.

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Review your draft against the original brief. In particular, do not fabricate credentials, clients, awards, or impressive audience numbers.

Return a table with issue, supporting evidence, proposed correction, and anything I must verify myself. Do not present assumptions as verified facts. Then provide a revised version with those corrections applied.

Make it reusable

Save the approved a short biography, a full about-page draft, and a compact social bio with the brief that produced it. Note which inputs changed the result most. On the next run, replace those inputs rather than copying old facts into a new task. Keep a short record of what you checked so another person can understand why the output is ready to use.

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Turn this completed task into a reusable checklist for next time. Include the inputs I need, the sequence of steps, the quality check specific to this task, and the definition of done. Keep variable details in [brackets]. Base the checklist on the actual workflow above, not on actions we did not perform.

A simple finish line

You are ready to use this resource when you have a short biography, a full about-page draft, and a compact social bio, the important facts match your source material, and remaining uncertainties are visible. If a reader still cannot tell what to do next, make the output smaller and more concrete. The goal is a useful artifact you can review, not the longest possible AI response.

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