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# Overloading with Multiple Questions

Packing too many questions into one prompt can confuse the AI and dilute the response. For instance, asking, “What are the benefits of exercise, how do you start a workout routine, and what should you eat?” tries to cover too much at once. Instead, break it down: “First, explain the benefits of exercise. Next, outline a beginner workout routine. Finally, suggest some healthy eating tips for after a workout.” Separating questions ensures that each is addressed thoroughly, resulting in clearer and more detailed answers.