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Show Notes Generator From Transcript

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Create titles, summaries, and links from a transcript.

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Create show notes from this transcript. Show: [SHOW_NAME]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Episode transcript: [PASTE_TRANSCRIPT]. Links mentioned (verified by me): [LINKS].

Return the notes in this exact structure:
TITLE OPTIONS: five, under 65 characters, promising a specific benefit with no clickbait that the episode cannot back up.
SUMMARY: 2 sentences for directories, then a 100-word version.
KEY TAKEAWAYS: five bullets, each a complete sentence.
CHAPTERS: timestamps in mm:ss with a short title, only where the transcript provides timing or markers; if no timestamps exist, write the chapter titles without times and say so.
NOTABLE QUOTES: three short quotes taken exactly from the transcript with speaker names.
RESOURCES MENTIONED: a list of the things named in the episode, with links only from my list; mark others as [ADD LINK].
SOCIAL POSTS: three posts of under 240 characters each using different angles.

Do not add claims that are not in the transcript. If the transcript contains uncertain statements or factual claims that should be checked before promoting, list them under VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISHING.

Verify every fact, figure and claim in the output against your own records or the official documentation, and have a qualified professional check anything with legal, safety or financial consequences before you rely on or publish it.

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TITLE OPTIONS: "Why Most Side Projects Stall (and How to Finish Yours)" | "Finish What You Start: A 4-Step System".
SUMMARY (2 sentences): "Maya Chen explains why side projects fade after the first month. She shares a four-step system to finish them."
KEY TAKEAWAYS: Projects stall when the next step is unclear. Set a weekly finish line. ...
CHAPTERS (no timestamps provided): Why projects stall | The four-step system | Case study | Questions.
NOTABLE QUOTES: "I stopped planning in months and started planning in Saturdays." - Maya
RESOURCES MENTIONED: Her book [ADD LINK].
SOCIAL POSTS: three under 240 characters.
VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISHING: "73 percent of projects are abandoned" (claim from the transcript; source unknown).

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