Emotional Bias Check Prompt

Names the emotion steering a pricing, channel, or campaign call and states the exact gap from your gut answer.

Confident marketing decisions are not automatically correct ones. Fear, attachment, ego, and hope each distort a call in a specific, predictable direction, inflating one option and suppressing another before you have consciously weighed anything. This prompt names which of the four is active in a specific pricing, channel, hiring, or campaign decision and runs the matching audit.

It forces a numeric gut confidence before any analysis starts, then produces a bias-corrected decision and states the exact gap between the two. An opposite test checks whether the same advice would survive being given to a friend, and the grounding move is always one of three concrete options, never "do more research" or "trust your gut."

Built for the moment a decision feels certain but has never been checked. You walk away with the emotion named, the corrected call, and the size of the gap stated as a number you can act on.