It’s a deduction to you….its non taxable to them…it’s a win win and astronomically better than a bonus.

Open by telling the audience to stop using the normal solution. Immediately promise a better alternative.

Introduce the alternative with a concrete example, including the number, timeframe, and any rule or feature that makes it compelling.

Connect the solution to a broad, recognizable problem affecting the target audience. This makes the advice feel timely and relevant.

Contrast the proposed solution with the familiar option. Explain why the usual option loses value or creates a disadvantage.

Show that you already acted on the advice. Include the audience, timing, exact amount, and the fact that the benefit is additional rather than a replacement.

Give three reasons for the decision. The list mixes appreciation, personal relatability, and a practical business or outcome-based benefit.

Add a supporting rule or authority, state the practical advantage, then return to the main comparison with a clear final judgment.