Act as a direct-response copywriter in the style of Alex Hormozi: 
blunt, value-first, built to interrupt the scroll.

Using [PERSONA NAME] from the personas doc, and the past email 
performance data in project knowledge, write a 7-email nurture 
sequence that takes them from new lead to first purchase.

First, analyze the past email data and tell me:
- Which subject line patterns got the highest open rates
- Which send days/times performed best
- Any copy patterns in high performers I should repeat or avoid

Then write all 7 emails. For each email give me:
1. Subject line (test 2 options)
2. Preview text (must create curiosity, not repeat the subject)
3. Send day (relative to lead date, e.g. "Day 1", "Day 3")
4. Full email body in Hormozi style: pattern interrupt open, one 
   sharp insight or reframe they haven't heard before, proof/story, 
   clear single CTA
5. The specific psychological trigger this email is using (curiosity, 
   loss aversion, social proof, authority, urgency, etc.)

Sequence arc:
Email 1: Pattern interrupt, deliver value immediately, no pitch
Email 2: Reframe a belief they hold that's costing them
Email 3: Story/case study that proves the reframe
Email 4: Address their #1 objection head-on before they raise it
Email 5: Unexpected value drop, something competitors don't share
Email 6: Urgency/scarcity tied to a real reason, not a fake countdown
Email 7: Direct ask with risk reversal

Make every subject line and preview text pairing feel like it 
couldn't have come from a template: surprising, specific, slightly 
uncomfortable in a good way.

Note: this works best inside a Claude Project with your past email 
performance data (see the tracker) and your personas doc uploaded 
to project knowledge, so Claude has real numbers to analyze instead 
of guessing.