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Bottleneck Finder
Name the most expensive thirty minutes of your week. The one you keep paying for in attention even when nothing is on fire.
Each one interviews you first — a few short questions — then writes something you can use: the follow-up you keep rewriting at 11pm, a week plan, your most expensive half hour, named.
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How to use — paste into Claude or ChatGPT. It asks the questions first. Answer in one sentence each. Then it writes the thing.
Name the most expensive thirty minutes of your week. The one you keep paying for in attention even when nothing is on fire.
Most offers fail because they speak to the wrong rung of trust. This sorts a draft and tells you what's missing for the rung above.
Hormozi's 25-prospect frame, plus a structure that actually gets replies — problem named, outcome promised, mechanism shown.
One hypothesis. One daily action. One signal you'd notice. One condition that ends the experiment early.
Turn a sales-feeling post into a small moment that still answers "which rung is this for."
A week reshaped around your Human Design type and authority — instead of around the calendar everyone else uses.
The one feeling the work should leave behind. Three things to cut so it survives.
These prompts are the do-it-yourself start. When they run out, the $29 kit holds fifty-five more. And if you don't know which task to point them at — the free audit names it.