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Set up a 50/50 Google Drive public direct link Optimize variant for each SKU group; run until 95 % significance or 1,000 conversions. Export the click-to-checkout funnel; keep the verb only if step-2 rate lifts ≥8 %. Rotate monthly–fatigue kicks in at 38 days on average.

Cut instruction at seven minutes, then spend three minutes building a micro-project that fuses both tools. Example: Figma auto-layout + Blender geometry-nodes spit a parametric bottle mock-up in ten clicks. Export the file, drop it in Slack, pin it. The tactile combo glues better than a tutorial video; retention tests run by ustwo studio show 38 % higher recall after 30 days.

Place a one-line risk-reversal directly under the price: "Full refund in 4 clicks, even if you finish the bottle." Refund requests declined 11 % while revenue jumped 19 %, because the sentence kills the subconscious fear of trap pricing faster than any five-star review.

Strip the problem to a single measurable outcome–e.g., "remove wine stain from white sofa in under 15 minutes"–and cap the promise at a quarter-k words; every extra sentence drops opt-in rate by four percent according to 42 split-tests run by ConvertKit in 2023.

Slap "&rm=minimal" to the URL to bury speaker notes and control bar Stick &rm=minimal right after the file ID–zip plus slash, no space. The URL turns from …/present/…/edit#slide=id.p1 into …/present/…/edit#slide=id.p1&rm=minimal. Every slide soaks the tab, the speaker-note pane vanishes, and the lower filmstrip never loads. Viewers can still arrow-key through slides, but the three-dots menu, "Open in new window", and download icon are erased, cutting exit points by 70 % in A-B tests.

Install RescueTime (free tier) and toggle billing category "Deep Work". Target 3 h 20 min daily at 85 % productivity score; if the week misses, delete the highest X-scoring app for the next seven days. Average gain: 1.9 extra mission hours per week without waking earlier.

Chain three micro-rewards at one-fourth, midpoint and all-in completion. Dopamine jumps are crisper when the prize is instant and sensory: a quick espresso hit, a balcony breath, a song you love. NI brain lab show that bite-sized rewards sustain effort almost half longer than a one-shot end-point bonus. Calendar the rewards the night before; spontaneous treats shed salience and devolve into distractions.

Headline: 43-47 px, color #0F0F0F, line-height 1.1; add an odd digit and one power verb ("swap", "triple", "slice"). Sub-head: 22 px, 35-characters max, repeats the numeric gain to create semantic consistency; place 24 px below headline to stay inside the seven-degree foveal zone. Hero visual: 600 × 400 px, left-aligned, 0.18-s lazy; eye-tracking shows three-quarters of testers look here before scrolling. First micro-proof: one-line review, 14 px, 87 % contrast, positioned 5 rem from the top to intercept the natural Z-pattern drop. Price anchor: show the crossed-out figure in 40 % darker gray, new figure in 24 pt bold; keep both on the same baseline to slash cognitive drift to 0.4 s. Button: 44 px tall, crimson #E12, 3 px rounded, label ≤ Present three tiers, but make the middle one the matching hue of the checkout bar and stick a "Most Popular" ribbon rotated 15°. Stripe data from 50 k subscriptions reveal 64 % choose the anchored middle, pushing ARPU 31 % over the baseline.

Swap /edit with /present to strip menus and stop accidental edits Take any file URL ending in /edit, delete those four characters, type /present, copy the new address. Anyone who opens it arrives in full-screen playback: zero toolbar, no comment pane, no "Suggest changes" button. The only clickable element is the slide progress bar; right-click is disabled, so accidental rearrangement or text deletion is off the table.

Audit the log every Sunday at 19:00. Trash every entry you flubbed; the visual hole encodes social loss more powerfully than positive feedback. Reframe the retained items into next week’s run, shrinking the metric by 10 %. After eight cycles you possess a personalized algorithm: know the spark, the prime reward density, and the exact verbal formula that launches you from intention to done work.

Set a 30-day rule: before any buy over $20 or any calendar entry longer than 30 minutes, write the mission statement on a sticky note, place it on the credit card, and wait 30 minutes. If the action still scores M, proceed; otherwise skip. Pilot testers cut discretionary outflow 37 % on average.

Load the toolkit featuring a random-image pack: a hundred off-beat visuals–tiny crystalline shots, retro acid-house flyers, farm-tech filings. Yank any pair and demand a notion that connects them to the product benefit in under 420 seconds. The exercise triples originality metrics in controlled experiments hosted in Richmond for the price of a latte beyond a $12 print run.

Pick verbs that hint at scarcity: "Claim" (used by Kettle & Fire on single-use discount URLs) lifted checkout starts 22 % versus "Get". Reserve "Grab" for sub-$15 products; it over-performs 14 % on mobile where thumb reach is tiny.