Templates A-G
Same method, seven article shapes. A template is picked before the outline so the site does not read like one prompt with a swapped topic noun. Each has a studio draft and a live article.
Template A · Evidence tier 2
Concentration Finder
Help the reader discover and defend the small share of work that already creates most results.
When: Work systems, habits, selection, prioritization.
Studio draft · Live article: time-management · How it was made
Template B · Evidence tier 1
Evidence Guardrails
Prove outcomes concentrate with named evidence, then install a few non-negotiable rules.
When: Research-backed topics where bad decisions can compound.
Template C · Evidence tier 1 / 2
Risk Bottleneck Field Guide
Show expensive failure is uneven and put review time on the bottlenecks that dominate risk.
When: Engineering, security, compliance, operations, project risk.
Studio draft · Live article: aerospace-engineering · How it was made
Template D · Evidence tier 3
Pattern Gallery
Train recognition of concentration across domains.
When: Pattern recognition, culture, life, nature, broad idea pages.
Template E · Evidence tier 3
Bottleneck Drill Guide
Name repeatable moment-types that decide most outcomes, then drill those moments only.
When: Sports, games, music practice, crafts, performance skills.
Template F · Evidence tier 3
Light Essay
Let the reader feel the concentration. A few named facts, almost no quotations, room to be a little poetic.
When: Taste, drink, gardens, walks, listening, ordinary beauty.
Template G · Evidence tier 3
Casual Take
Say the concentration the way you would tell a friend. Funny is allowed. The numbers still have names.
When: Trends, toys, fandoms, live-service games, younger rooms.
Template names are internal scaffolding. They never appear in the article text a reader sees.