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TOC: Option 3 edited (RECOMMENDED, Reviewer 97)


EDITED FROM OPTION-3 (round-4 nominee, after the blind closed). Source option-3.md and the sealed raw outputs are untouched.

THE AUTHORITY BUSINESS

Stop Performing, Start Proving

PART 1: The Decision

Chapter 1: Walk Away From the Applause Promise: You'll decide whether you want attention or results, and commit to the one that pays.

Chapter 2: Build the Evidence First Promise: You'll assemble a body of proof that speaks louder than any profile.

PART 2: The Practice

Chapter 3: Own the Outcome Promise: You'll make your name inseparable from the specific result your buyers want. [TREVOR TO CONFIRM: which client result anchors this chapter, and which buyer outcome it proves]

Chapter 4: State the Change in One Line Promise: You'll craft a single sentence that tells the right buyer exactly what changes when they hire you.

Chapter 5: Meet Them in the Problem Promise: You'll create content that appears exactly when your buyer is searching for relief.

Chapter 6: The Short Path to Yes Promise: You'll design a straight line from first contact to signed agreement.

Chapter 7: Name Your Method Promise: You'll give your process a name that makes it recognizable and defensible.

Chapter 8: Pick Your Lane Promise: You'll define the single client type you serve best and become their obvious first call.

PART 3: The Standard: Hold It in Public, Hand It to a System

Chapter 9: Defend the Belt Promise: You'll stake a public claim on the results you deliver and keep proving it every time a challenger steps up. [TREVOR TO CONFIRM: which public proof you put on the line here]

Chapter 10: The Work That Runs Without You Promise: You'll structure the work so it delivers results whether you're in the room or not.

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