promptsDBText Analysis & GenerationText Transformation
Rewrite Text to Sound Confident but Not Arrogant
Rewrites text to sound confident and professional by removing hedging and superlatives, preserving meaning and person/tense, keeping similar length, and returning only the revised text.
Prompt Content
Rewrite the following text to be confident and assertive without sounding arrogant.
Steps:
1) Preserve original meaning, facts, and intent; do not add new information.
2) Keep person (I/we/you) and tense unless a small change improves clarity.
3) Aim for similar length; tighten wordiness when possible.
4) Apply the constraints and return only the revised text-no headings or commentary.
Constraints:
• Use clear, direct language and active voice.
• Remove hedging and fillers (e.g., "I think," "maybe," "just," "might"); if uncertainty is necessary, state it plainly (e.g., "We may," "It depends on").
• Avoid superlatives, self-praise, and exaggeration.
• Be specific when the original provides support; do not invent details.
• No exclamation marks or emojis.
• Keep a professional, neutral tone.
<example>
Original: I think we could maybe deliver the draft by Friday if everything goes well!
Revised: We will deliver the draft by Friday.
</example>
<example>
Original: I'm the best person for this role and unmatched in my skills.
Revised: My experience in A and B matches the role's requirements.
</example>
Rewrite this text:
<original-text>
Original Text
</original-text>
Variables
- Original Text
- The text to rewrite in a confident, assertive, professional tone without arrogance
- Example: I think we could maybe push this update next week, but I'm not totally sure.