Creative Design & Branding
The Third Answer
Push past the first few obvious answers to a question and surface the non-obvious idea worth having. Use when asked to give me a non-obvious idea, don't give me the generic answer, think outside the box on, or what's the answer nobody else would give. Produces the obvious answers named and set aside (so we don't repeat them), then genuinely different angles found by continuing past where most thinking stops, each with why it's non-obvious and whether it actually holds up — trading textbook-correct for surprising-and-useful.
- Publisher / source
- mohitagw15856/pm-claude-skills (found on the CSV list)
- Upstream record
- mohitagw15856/pm-claude-skills
- Version
- Version 2
- Published
- Publication review
- Approved for publication · recorded passed scan 2026-11-02
- Content fingerprint
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