Diagnose why a story, talk, or article drags — stakes, structure, pacing — and prescribe specific fixes scene by scene.
This story/talk/piece isn't landing: {{draft}}. Where I feel it sagging: {{concern}}.
Diagnose: Where do stakes first appear (too late?)? What does the audience want to know at each point vs when I reveal it? Which sections exist because I like them rather than because the story needs them? Where does the energy dip (be specific — paragraph/minute)? Then prescribe: a revised beat-by-beat structure, the single biggest cut, and the moment that should be twice as long.
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