Email prompts

Write a work email for me.

To: [RECIPIENT + YOUR RELATIONSHIP, e.g. "my VP, skip-level, we talk rarely" / "vendor I work with weekly"]
What I need to happen after they read it: [THE ONE OUTCOME, e.g. "she approves the budget" / "he sends the report by Friday"]
Key facts they need: [2-4 BULLETS: dates, numbers, context]
Tone: [direct / wa

Write this week's issue of my newsletter from the raw material below.

Newsletter: [NAME + ONE-LINE PREMISE, e.g. "weekly deep-dives on AI tools for marketers"]
Reader: [WHO SUBSCRIBES AND WHY]
Voice: [e.g. "opinionated friend who did the homework", or paste a past issue below the raw material and match it]
The ONE thing I want readers to

Write an internal announcement for difficult news.

The news, stated bluntly (I'll soften later if needed; you can't write clearly around a fact I've fogged): [WHAT IS ACTUALLY HAPPENING, e.g. "we're discontinuing product X and the 4-person team moves to Y", "office closes June 1", "prices rise 15% for existing customers"]
Why, honestly: 

Help me write a hard personal message. Type: [APOLOGY / CONDOLENCE / BOUNDARY]

The situation, honestly:
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[WHAT HAPPENED, for an apology: what I did (not what "happened"), the impact I know about. For condolence: who died, my relationship to the grieving person, anything I knew about the deceased. For a boundary: the specific behavior,