ChoreSteps content must be warm and caring, speaking TO people not AT them. Direct, personal, like a friend who understands. Not lecturing, not clinical, not formal, not 'here are 10 tips'. The reader should feel like someone is talking directly to them, not broadcasting at a faceless audience. Self-aware asides are part of the voice. Parentheticals like '(finally, yes, I know)' or '(I know, I know)' add personality and acknowledge the reader's likely reaction. Great for social posts. Call out the BS directly. 'No pep talks, no just start somewhere nonsense.' Naming what the content is NOT is as important as naming what it is. The audience has been failed by toxic positivity and generic advice. Never say 'easy,' 'simple,' 'just,' or 'quickly.' Benchmark example from the getting-started page: 'Your brain is not broken.'
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ChoreSteps tone: speaking TO people, not AT themApplies toChoreStepsAgentsDaveCarlKevinBobStuart+1