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Write 10-12 minute YouTube scripts using the Gaudet/Martell framework. Research-backed outlier analysis, hook engineering (Reassure/Elevate/Open Loop), and Point/Explain/Illustrate/Lesson/Tease body structure.
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| name | youtube-script-template |
| description | Write 10-12 minute YouTube scripts using the Gaudet/Martell framework. Research-backed outlier analysis, hook engineering (Reassure/Elevate/Open Loop), and Point/Explain/Illustrate/Lesson/Tease body structure. |
| argument-hint | [video topic or title] |
Write complete YouTube scripts for 10-12 minute videos. Based on Sam Gaudet / Dan Martell's framework.
/youtube-script-template vagus nerve reset from a clinical psychologist
/youtube-script-template "64 years of treating anxiety in 10 minutes"
Before writing, fill in the packaging decisions. These come from outlier research (use /yt-outlier to generate).
4/2/4 Rule: Find 4 outlier videos in the last 4 months with 2x+ outlier score (views/subs).
List the outliers that inspired this video:
Align with Hopes, Dreams, Fears, Blockers of the target audience.
Generate 3-5 title options. Best-performing patterns from outlier data:
| Graphic Inspiration | Text Options |
|---|---|
| Concept A: | |
| Concept B: | |
| Concept C: |
Rules: 3-5 words max. One highlighted word in accent color. Face creates empathy, text creates curiosity.
Write the script as a two-column table: Script (what to say) and Visuals (what to show).
Target length: 10-12 minutes (~1,500-1,800 words spoken). Asymmetric pacing — the hook is fast, the body breathes.
The hook has 3 jobs in sequence:
1. Reassure — Make them believe this will work for them.
2. Elevate — Raise the stakes.
3. Open Loop — Give them a reason to stay.
Each point follows the PEILT cycle:
| Element | What it does | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Point | State the principle clearly | "Principle #1: Your mind is a tool, not the boss" |
| Explain | Why this matters | "Most people let their thoughts run the show..." |
| Illustrate | Story, analogy, or example | "I had a patient who..." / "Think of it like a radio..." |
| Lesson | Actionable takeaway | "So if you want to try this yourself, here's what you do..." |
| Tease | Bridge to next point | "Now that you understand X, the next thing you need is..." |
Pacing rules:
Summary: Brief recap of the key principles (one sentence each).
Call to Action Reminder: "If you want to learn [related topic / next video], click here, and I'll see you on the other side."
End screen: Reference a related video that continues the journey.
This template works for any creator. When writing for a specific person:
/voice-rlm for Dr. Miller)/yt-outlier [topic] — Research step: find outliers to steal from/hook-writer — Generate hook variations/video-caption-creation — On-screen text for key moments/youtube-title-creator — Title testing with 119 proven formulas