Write a one minute explainer script (about 170 words) about [TOPIC] for [WHO IT IS FOR].

Use this shape, in this order:
1. The problem (one or two sentences). Name a pain the viewer already feels.
2. The turn (one sentence). "The fix is not [WHAT THEY TRY]. The fix is [THE REAL FIX]."
3. What it is (one or two sentences). Plain words. No jargon.
4. How it works (three to five short parts). One sentence each. Say how many parts there are first.
5. The one rule (one or two sentences). The single thing that matters most.
6. The next step (one or two sentences). Where to get it and what to do first.

Rules:
- Short sentences. Write how people talk, not how people write.
- Spell out numbers the way you would say them out loud.
- Every sentence must be something the screen can show: a file, a number, a step, a result.
- No hype words, no questions to the viewer, no "in today's video".
- End on the action, not on a slogan.

Give me the script as plain text with a blank line between the six parts.
