1. The "Stop Doing That" Pattern Interrupt How this helps: It immediately invalidates a common behavior your audience thinks is correct, creating an instant curiosity gap. The Prompt: Act as an expert Direct Response Copywriter. I am writing content for [Insert Target Audience] who are currently trying to achieve [Insert Desired Outcome] by doing [Insert Common Industry Practice]. I want to take a contrarian stance and tell them that this common practice is actually hurting their progress. Please write 5 scroll-stopping hooks that aggressively challenge [Insert Common Industry Practice] and suggest that it is a waste of time. The tone should be authoritative and slightly polarizing. 2. The "Guru Lie" Exposé How this helps: It builds trust by positioning you as the honest whistleblower protecting the audience from bad advice. The Prompt: Act as a Social Media Growth Strategist. My audience, [Insert Audience Niche], is constantly being told by "gurus" that they need to [Insert Standard Advice e.g., post 3 times a day]. I believe this advice is outdated and actually causes [Insert Negative Pain Point e.g., burnout]. Write 3 short, punchy hooks that start with phrases like "They lied to you" or "Stop listening to gurus who say..." to expose this myth. 3. The Counter-Intuitive Truth How this helps: It captures attention by presenting a paradox where the opposite of what is expected is actually true. The Prompt: Act as a Viral Content Creator. I want to highlight a counter-intuitive truth about [Insert Industry/Topic]. Most people think that to get [Insert Result A], they must do [Insert Action A]. However, the reality is that doing [Insert Opposite Action B] actually works better. Generate 5 hook variations that highlight this paradox. Use the structure: "Why [Insert Action A] is keeping you poor/stuck/fat" or "Why the secret to [Insert Result A] is actually [Insert Opposite Action B]." 4.The "Hard Truth" Reality Check How this helps: It uses "tough love" to poke the sacred cow of user entitlement or laziness, signaling that you are a serious authority.

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1. The Pause Rule (stop money leaks before they happen) Purpose: make every “small buy” a choice, not a reflex. Use a 24 hour pause for anything that is not food, gas, or bills. If you still want it tomorrow, you can buy it. Friction to watch for: boredom spending and stress spending. Those feel like “I deserve this,” but it adds up quietly. Micro example: you want takeout after a rough day. Pause, make a fast meal at home, and put the same amount on a note called “buffer.” You still get a reward, but future you wins too. This tactic works because it breaks the rush. You get your power back without needing willpower all day. Do this now: write “pause 24 hours” on your lock screen, and use it once today. Quick checklist - Is this a need this week, or a want today? - Can I wait 24 hours without harm? - What is the cheaper substitute that still feels good? 2. One Call a Week (lower a bill, every week) Purpose: shrink your monthly bills with one repeatable action. Pick one bill each week, phone, internet, insurance, utilities, or medical. Call and ask for the cheapest plan, hardship options, or a payment plan. Friction to watch for: feeling awkward, getting bounced, or giving up after “no.” Most savings come from the second try, or the second rep. Micro example: “I want to keep paying, but I need a lower monthly cost. What is the lowest plan you can move me to today?” If they say no, ask, “What would need to be true for a lower rate?” Write down the offer, the date, and the next step. That turns a call into progress. Do this now: choose one bill, set a 15 minute timer, and make the call. Quick checklist - Ask for the cheapest plan - Ask for hardship or discounts - Ask to move the due date to after payday 3.The Fixed Cost Swap (win back money before you hustle) Purpose: free cash by changing one fixed cost, not working more hours. Choose one: phone plan, car insurance, subscriptions, or bank fees. Your goal is one swap, not a full life makeover. Friction to watch for: “I will do it later” and confusing plan options.