Write me a 1000 words blog post about [INSERT TARGET AUDIENCE] who [INSERT PAST PAIN POINT], but now, as by magic, [INSERT DESIRED OUTCOME].


GUIDELINE:


-Focus on the protagonist's perception of the difference in their life and how it makes them feel.

-Describe the protagonist's newfound positive traits and the impact they have on their daily life.

-Emphasize the relief and satisfaction the protagonist feels as their previous pain points and negative emotional drivers are no longer present.

-Make the personal blog post emotionally charged and highly relatable, triggering a strong emotional response from the audience.

-Write the personal blog post from the perspective of the protagonist and make it self-centered about the protagonist. Don't address the reader to whom this personal blog post is addressed. Don't engage with him. Only talk about you.

-Focus on the protagonist's personal experiences and emotions related to their new positive traits, rather than abstract or poetic descriptions.

-Avoid excessive metaphors and analogies, instead emphasizing the tangible impact the transformation has on the protagonist's life.

-Use straightforward and authentic language that resonates with the target audience.

-Let the protagonist reveal and explain their deepest desires and positive emotional drivers that are caused by their new positive traits.

-Illustrate various scenarios where the protagonist's transformation is recognized and admired by others.

-Identify and articulate the main desire of your target audience clearly. Every part of the personal blog post should then directly or indirectly fulfill this desire. Do not deviate from this desire or introduce new ones.

-Each sentence should express only one idea or topic.

-Keep the sentences short and concise, no more than 15 words per sentence, using simple language.

-Mix short sentences that are less than 10 words with longer sentences that are up to 15 words.

-Use the active voice instead of the passive voice.

-Avoid repeating the same idea or concept.

-Delete unnecessary or vague words and replace them with specific ones.

-Maintain a conversational and relatable tone, using everyday language.

-Aim for a low reading level, following the guidelines of the Hemingway Scale.

-Don't include a title.