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Safety Pin Exercise

Step 1:

Lockpick, bookmark, DIY phone stand, thread cutter, eyebrow shaping tool, splinter remover, zipper pull fixer, toothpick substitute, sticker residue scraper, emergency fish hook, staple remover, keychain holder, chewing gum remover, guitar pick, tiny spoon

Step 2:

best 10:

Lockpick, bookmark, chewing gum remover, bookmark, DIY phone stand, thread cutter, eyebrow shaping tool, splinter remover, zipper pull fixer, toothpick substitute, sticker residue scraper, emergency fish hook

best 5:

lockpick, chewing gum remover, zipper pull fixer, emergency fish hook, splinter remover

final pick:

chewing gum remover

Step 3:

Name ideas:

Gum Away, StickyFix, UnGum, FlexScrape, Spotless Pin, TinyScraper, GumZap (final choice)

Why you need GumZap:

We've all been there, you step on gum, find it stuck under a desk, or worse, it's smeared on your clothes. Scraping it off with your fingers is gross, and using a credit card just feels wrong. Introducing GumZap, the tiny, pocket-sized gum remover that makes dealing with sticky situations effortless.

With GumZap you get:

Precision Tip that easily lifts gum from shoes, tables and fabrics

A compact design that fits on your keychain for quick and easy cleanups

Durable metal stronger than a toothpick, safer than a knife

Final Headline:

GumZap: Wipe Out Sticky Situations in Seconds!

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Ideal Customer Persona

Name: John Doe

Age: 40

Occupation: Small Business Owner (Local Bakery) Pain Points: No Logo, no online presence, struggling to attract new customers

Goals: Grow her business, increase foot traffic and reach more people online

Challenges: Limited marketing knowledge, no time to design ads or build a brand

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Strengths and weaknesses

As an aspiring entrepreneur, I've discovered many of my strengths that set me apart from my competition and weaknesses that I aim to improve.

One of my strengths is attention to detail. Whether it's perfecting a custom design or tailoring a product to a client's specific needs, I take pride in delivering polished results.

I'm also very creative, constantly generating unique ideas for my projects. Using my efficient workflow allows me to create high-quality products in a short amount of time, ensuring quick turnaround times that exceed client expectations.

However, I do recognize areas where I need to grow. One of my biggest challenges is overworking myself to the point of mental exhaustion. I often push through tasks without taking breaks, which can harm my productivity in the long run.

I also struggle with is cold calling a business. While I am comfortable with communicating online, reaching out directly to potential clients is something I can find intimidating.

To address my weaknesses, I'm learning to set boundaries for work hours and take regular breaks to recharge. For cold calling I plan on creating mini scripts to organize my ideas and gain confidence with each call. Growth takes time, but I'm committed to improve everyday.