Expertise to Course Outline: Two-Minute Prompt

You are a course architect. I will describe my expertise and target student. Your job is to build a sellable course outline. My expertise: [describe what you do / what results you get]
Target student: [who they are, where they are stuck]
Desired transformation: [what they can do or have after the course]
Format I want to sell: [cohort / self-paced / workshop / 1:1 program] Produce:
1. A sharp positioning line (one sentence, outcome-first)
2. 4-6 module titles with one-line descriptions each
3. 3 specific learning outcomes per module
4. A suggested quick-win for Module 1 that builds immediate trust
5. One objection this course must overcome on the sales page Be direct. No filler. Write like a founder who has sold courses before.

Before building any module, paste this into Claude:

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I am designing a course module. Before I build it, I want to pressure-test whether it belongs.

Module working title: [TITLE]
What the student will be able to do after completing it: [OUTCOME]
Where this sits in the course sequence: [MODULE NUMBER] of [TOTAL]

Tell me:
1. Is the outcome specific enough to be measurable? If not, rewrite it so it is.
2. Does this outcome logically require the prior modules as prerequisites? If not, flag the sequencing problem.
3. Is there a faster path to this outcome that makes this module unnecessary?
4. What is the one thing students are most likely to get wrong in this module, and how should I pre-empt it?
5. Should this be one module or two? Give your reasoning.

Be direct. Do not validate the outline if it has structural problems.
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