Write a leaving-card message that isn't 'good luck'

The card's going round and you don't want another empty 'good luck'. Get a line from a real shared moment.

Updated 17 Oct 2026

The prompt · ChatGPT

Write a leaving-card message that isn't generic.

Who: [name, role]
Shared moment or what I'll miss: [specific]
Tone safe for the whole team to read: [yes]
My relationship: [close / acquaintance]

Ask me up to 3 short questions first if anything important is missing. Wait for my answers.

Then:
1. A personal sendable line.
2. A safer bland backup if the card is very public.
3. Phrases to avoid (jokes about the company, their next employer).
4. Whether a private text later is better for anything heartfelt.

Only use what I've told you, leave blanks for anything I haven't given, and don't invent facts, quotes or what the other person thinks. Give a sendable version and, when I've pasted a vent, a one-line note on what you left out and why. This is help with wording, not legal advice. UK English.

Stay in this ChatGPT chat. Do not turn on apps or connectors, and do not use memory from another chat.

A short example

Fill the blanks, then paste. name, role: a short note you already have. specific: a short note you already have. Leave the rest of the prompt as written.

You name the person and a shared moment.

The assistant asks about tone with the boss nearby.

You get a personal line and a safe bland backup.

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What happens

Use ChatGPT to write a leaving-card message that isn't 'good luck'

The card's going round and you don't want another empty 'good luck'. Get a line from a real shared moment.

Tools

Paste the prompt, fill the blanks, copy the draft.

ChatGPT — required. Drafts from the text you paste. Nothing is sent.

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