Interrupts the repeating thought that has stalled a pricing, channel, or launch decision for weeks.A repeating thought about whether to raise your price, launch the campaign, or drop the channel is not reflection, it is a stalled decision wearing a disguise. This prompt classifies the loop into one of four types, decision, anxiety, regret, or comparison, and forces the specific move that stops each one rather than more thinking.Every loop gets tied to a concrete marketing output that has not shipped because of it: the email, the launch, the price change, the ad. The interruption is matched to the type, a deadline for a decision loop, a resolving action or containment move for anxiety, a closing statement for regret, a redirect for comparison, and coping techniques, journaling, and normalization are explicitly refused as fixes.Built for the marketer who has been circling the same question for two weeks while nothing new goes out. You walk away with one interruption move and the specific piece of marketing that ships this week because of it.
