send

# Send

## The Moment Before You Hit Send

Every important communication has a moment — the pause before it goes. The proposal to the
client who could change your year. The message to the person who needs to hear something
difficult. The campaign to ten thousand people. The apology that could repair or ruin a
relationship.

In that moment, most people are asking: is this good enough?

The better question is: will this do what I need it to do?

This skill answers that question. Then it helps you send with confidence.

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## The Send Readiness Framework
```
SEND_READINESS = {
  "purpose_check": {
    "question":  "What do I need to happen as a result of this communication",
    "answers":   ["Recipient takes a specific action",
                  "Recipient has specific information",
                  "Recipient feels a specific way",
                  "Relationship advances or repairs"],
    "test":      "Does every element of this message serve the stated purpose.
                  If not, it should not be there."
  },

  "recipient_check": {
    "questions": ["Who exactly is reading this",
                  "What do they already know",
                  "What do they care about",
                  "What objection will they have",
                  "What do I need them to do after reading"],
    "principle": "Write for the reader you have, not the reader you wish you had"
  },

  "clarity_check": {
    "test":      "Read only the first sentence. Is the purpose immediately clear?",
    "test_2":    "Read only the last sentence. Is the ask or next step unmistakable?",
    "test_3":    "Could this be misunderstood? If yes, how, and how do you prevent it?"
  }
}
```

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## Communication Type Protocols
```
SEND_PROTOCOLS = {
  "high_stakes_email": {
    "before_sending": [
      "Reply-all check — is everyone on this thread meant to see this",
      "Attachment confirmed — never write 'see attached' without attaching",
      "Tone check — read aloud to hear how it sou...