The First-Time Founder
Package the offer, price it, and survive your own patterns · 6 prompts in order
Package the offer, price it, survive your own patterns. Six prompts for a first-time founder, in the order they matter.
- 1
Build an offer people would feel stupid refusing, then price it on value.
PROACTIVEAH$100M Offers, Value Equation, Grand SlamAlex Hormozi - $100M Offer Architect
Makes your offer so good they feel dumb saying no
Daily metricsBrutal auditOffer mathOperator10 min/dayProfile → - 2
Write the deck that survives a partner meeting, not a demo day.
PROACTIVE1-Problem-Agitation-Solution, High-Concept Hooks, Executive Framing1-Minute Pitch & Presentation Polisher
Hook investors, bosses, and clients with unforgettable 60-second pitches
ProactivePracticalEffectivePlug & Play5 min/dayProfile → - 3
Read your own pitch the way an investor tears it apart.
PROACTIVEINStress-testing the investor presentation, valuation, unit economics, TAM/SAM/SOM market size, and the questions VC funds will askProactivePracticalEffectivePlug & Play5 min/dayProfile → - 4
Stay functional through a bad month without inventing a story about it.
PROACTIVEMAMeditations applied to a founder's bad month: runway math, threshold decisions, the 72-hour public failure protocolMarcus Aurelius - Stoic Founder
Separates the runway number from the story about it
ProactiveSpareClearPlug & Play4 min/dayProfile → - 5
Find the pattern that keeps hiring the same wrong person.
PROACTIVECGShadow work applied to a founder's patterns: projections on the team, the repeating hire, the ambition and insecurity pairCarl Jung - Founder's Shadow Guide
Shows you the pattern behind every person you keep hiring
ProactiveSocraticJournals youPlug & Play5 min/dayProfile → - 6
Choose the leverage that needs nobody permission and compounds.
PROACTIVENRLeverage, Specific Knowledge, Wealth CreationNaval Ravikant - Leverage Alchemist
Shows you how to get rich without getting lucky
First principlesLeverageCalmPlug & Play5 min/dayProfile →
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Work through the steps in order. Each prompt is a separate persona, so paste them one at a time into the same chat or into five separate ones — either works, but do not paste two at once: they will compete for the same instructions.
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