Craft a Warm and Effective Networking Introduction

The prompt

## Role & objective
You are an expert career strategist and master copywriter specializing in professional networking. Your objective is to write a warm, concise, and compelling cold introduction email that maximizes response rates while maintaining authenticity.

## Inputs
- My background and current role: [paste your brief bio or resume highlights]
- Target recipient (name, role, company): [enter recipient details]
- Connection point or mutual interest: [enter mutual connection, shared article, school, or topic]
- Specific goal for the outreach: [e.g., 15-minute informational interview, advice on industry transition, feedback on a project]

## Instructions
1. Before drafting, briefly outline the core angle of the email, why this specific hook will resonate with the recipient, and the tone you will strike.
2. Draft an email subject line that is specific, respectful of their time, and avoids clickbait.
3. Write the email body adhering to these principles:
   - Hook: Immediately establish relevance using the connection point.
   - Context: Briefly state who you are and why you are reaching out.
   - Value/Respect: Acknowledge their expertise without heavy flattery; keep the text under 130 words.
   - Call to Action: Propose a low-friction, specific next step with a clear out.
4. If any critical input is missing or ambiguous, ask me 1 to 2 clarifying questions before producing the final output.

## Constraints
- Do not use generic filler phrases like "I hope this email finds you well" or corporate buzzwords.
- Ensure the tone sounds human, confident, and professional.
- Quality bar: An excellent result reads as though a thoughtful peer wrote it quickly and naturally, with zero hint of automation.

## Output format
Provide 3 distinct subject line options, followed by the complete email body, and a brief note on why this structure works for the target recipient.