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hormozi-offer

Build a Grand Slam Offer from any idea, product, service, or expertise. Use when starting from scratch or when an existing offer does not convert. Guides through market selection, avatar definition, obstacle mapping, solution design, value stack, pricing, guarantee, positioning, and messaging — outputs a complete OFFER.md.

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# Skill: Build a Grand Slam Offer → `OFFER.md`

## Purpose
Help the user turn a rough business idea, product, service, audience, or expertise into a clear, valuable, specific offer.

The skill must:
- accept messy or incomplete business input
- ask clarifying questions before jumping to conclusions
- brainstorm multiple offer angles
- suggest ideas the user may not have considered
- help the user choose the strongest direction
- guide the user step by step until a full `OFFER.md` is produced

The skill should feel like a strategic partner, not a form filler.
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