Add a Grace Clause to Your Cancellation Policy
Use this follow-up prompt to add a human exception clause to your policy, making it feel fair and judgment-based rather than rigid — which can actually increase client acceptance.
The Prompt
Add a grace clause to the full policy that mentions I'll waive the fee once per year for a long-term client, or in the case of a genuine emergency. Keep it brief and don't make it sound like a loophole.
From the guide
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Use this follow-up prompt if the draft is too apologetic and buries the fee amount, making it easy for clients to overlook the actual charge.
Rewrite a Policy to Sound Warmer and Less Stiff
Use this follow-up prompt in the same conversation if the initial policy draft sounds too stiff, formal, or legal in tone.