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Explain Why a Small Compliment Landed Harder Than a Big One
Someone gave you a small, specific compliment recently (a passing comment about one thing you did) and it has stuck with you more than a bigger, more general one (well done, you're amazing) ever has. Explain, in plain terms, why specificity lands harder than generality: what it signals about being genuinely noticed versus politely praised, and why generic praise is easy to dismiss but a small precise one is harder to argue with. Apply it to {THE_COMPLIMENT} if named, and end with one sentence about what this means for how you give compliments to other people. ⚠ human-in-the-loop: you are responsible for the results of using this prompt, not us.