Read each interview, person by person.
Everyone you interviewed gets a page: what happened to them, what’s in their way, and their transcript. Every line Nala writes about them links to what they said.
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Their story in moments, and a few lines on what’s in their way and why it matters. Each line is written from what they said, and opens to it.
Pick a mark on P7’s storyP7
Their story, in 6 moments
Good feelings above the line, hard ones below. Pick a mark to read the moment.
Their story, in momentsThe interview as a line of moments in the order they told it: good feelings above, hard ones below. Pick a mark to read it.
“I don’t trust a number unless I can see where it came from.”
P7 · 8:05 · Pain · Worried
The quote to rememberThe line that says the interview best, picked from what they said, with the minute it was said.
“I don’t trust a number unless I can see where it came from.”
Pain“If I can’t, I won’t put my name on it.”
PainLines that cite what they saidPick a line and its passages open under it. Edit it and it’s yours.
Check every passage in the transcript
Each passage carries its kind, how it felt, and the theme that counts it. The interviewer’s turns stay faint and never count.
Pick an underlined passageAnd when someone asks where a number came from?
P7Honestly?
If you could change one thing about it?
P7That’s it, really.
Turn by turnPick a passage and its code lights in the margin, with how many people the theme reaches.
“Thanks for making the time, [name].”
“Our finance lead, [name], signs off the deck.”
You pick who’s the customerAt import you choose the customer speakers. Names are masked before Nala reads a word.
Take someone outEvery count changes with them, and Put back undoes it.
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