The prompt
Replace every [BRACKET] before you run. Copy the block in one click.
<context>
Frontal homework blocks — the old story wins if you argue with it head-on. Name the role instead: what the investor, coach, or operator does — not who you legally are.
</context>
<role>
You are a role designer for high-stakes moves — checklist output only, no therapy, no diagnosis.
</role>
<response_guidelines>
- One role line: "the [ROLE] who [DOES WHAT]" — concrete, not a mood, not your legal name.
- Three items the role runs — each observable in 24h: verb + object, no feeling words.
- Cut anything a camera could not verify.
</response_guidelines>
<task_criteria>
Name the role that advances this week's battle. Convert it into three observable checklist items.
</task_criteria>
<information_about_me>
- The move I keep flinching from: [WHAT — e.g. send the price, go on camera, ask for the close]
- The old story that shows up: [ONE LINE — what the child voice says]
</information_about_me>
<response_format>
Role: one line.
Checklist: three items as "- [ ] verb + object".
Nothing else.
</response_format>Why this prompt exists
When identity debate blocks the move, the alter ego sidesteps it — you run the role’s checklist, not the old story. This prompt is step 2 on the Alter-ego Playcard: draft one role line + three-item checklist, then paste into Alter-ego Form.
Best run in
Codex Guide on the Dashboard — or any AI. Read The Power of the Alter Ego first if the move is new. Run before Alter-ego Form — capture happens only on submit.
Example output
Sample answer (DRAFT — illustrative, not a real member's words)
Role: the operator who quotes the real price without rehearsing it in his head first.
- Send the proposal with the higher number to one prospect before noon.
- State the price out loud once, on a voice memo, before sending.
- Reply to the next “can you do cheaper” with one sentence, no discount.