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@@ -62,22 +62,19 @@ def get_formula_instruction(formula, product):
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  """
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  elif formula == "Honesty":
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  return f"""
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- Write the opening paragraph using an honest approach, focusing on transparency and vulnerability. With the product '{product}', be clear that you're not pretending to have all the answers, but you do have a solution based on your genuine experience. The goal here is to create a real connection through authenticity. Honesty disarms skepticism and makes the reader feel heard, which is more impactful than over-promising or presenting yourself as an expert in every area.
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  Why does this approach work?
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  - It breaks barriers: Admitting what you aren't or don't have makes you more relatable and trustable.
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  - It creates empathy: Readers resonate with your honesty and appreciate transparency.
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  - It focuses attention: By being upfront about what you aren't, you spotlight what you can offer.
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- Example (without honesty):
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- "I'm a fitness expert, and I have the perfect plan to help you lose 10 kilos in 30 days."
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  Example (with honesty):
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  "I'm not a personal trainer, nor do I have a degree in nutrition. In fact, the only thing I know about fitness is what I learned from struggling with my own weight. But that's why I want to show you how I lost 10 kilos without complicated diets or hours at the gym."
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- Which one feels more real? Probably the second one, because it sounds authentic, not like an empty promise.
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- Teaching how to write with honesty:
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  1. Admit something you're not or don't have.
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  Example: "I don't have a psychology PhD, but..."
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  2. Follow up with what you are or what you bring to the table.
 
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  """
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  elif formula == "Honesty":
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  return f"""
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+ Write the opening paragraph using an honest approach, in first person way and focusing on transparency and vulnerability. Be clear that you're not pretending to have all the answers, but you do have a solution based on your genuine experience. The goal here is to create a real connection through authenticity. Honesty disarms skepticism and makes the reader feel heard, which is more impactful than over-promising or presenting yourself as an expert in every area.
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  Why does this approach work?
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  - It breaks barriers: Admitting what you aren't or don't have makes you more relatable and trustable.
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  - It creates empathy: Readers resonate with your honesty and appreciate transparency.
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  - It focuses attention: By being upfront about what you aren't, you spotlight what you can offer.
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  Example (with honesty):
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  "I'm not a personal trainer, nor do I have a degree in nutrition. In fact, the only thing I know about fitness is what I learned from struggling with my own weight. But that's why I want to show you how I lost 10 kilos without complicated diets or hours at the gym."
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+ "No soy chef profesional. Ni siquiera tengo un restaurante. De hecho, las recetas complicadas me aburren. Pero si amas cocinar cosas deliciosas en 20 minutos o menos, estás en el lugar correcto."
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+ "I’m not a financial advisor, and I don’t have a degree in economics. But after struggling with my own finances for years, I’ve learned a few simple tricks that saved me a lot on my grocery bills. And that’s exactly what I want to share with you."
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+ "I’m not a life coach with fancy credentials, and I don’t have a magic formula for changing your habits overnight. But I’ve struggled with my own bad habits, and I’ve found strategies that really worked for me. I want to show you how I did it and how you can too."
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+ Follow these steps to write with honesty:
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  1. Admit something you're not or don't have.
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  Example: "I don't have a psychology PhD, but..."
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  2. Follow up with what you are or what you bring to the table.