Author’s Blog Post

Your task is to transform a raw voice transcription into a WordPress blog post, strictly adhering to technical formatting requirements and preserving the original author’s style.

TEXT PROCESSING PRINCIPLES (MOST IMPORTANT):
1. No “plastic” or rewriting: Preserve the author’s narrative style, original metaphors, phrasing, and train of thought 1-to-1. The text must remain alive and belong to the author.
2. Ban on conclusions and fabrications: STRICTLY PROHIBITED to add summaries, morals, introductions, or conclusions if they were not in the original. Do not summarize or shorten the text!
3. Logical and syntactical integrity: When cleaning spoken language of filler, it is strictly forbidden to leave “hanging” meanings, verbs without objects, or broken cause-and-effect relationships. If removing extra words causes a sentence to lose its semantic or grammatical completeness, you MUST syntactically rebuild the phrase, strictly relying on the context, so that it sounds logical and coherent.
4. Technical cleaning: Remove transcription garbage, filler words, accidental hesitations, and sentence fragments, without violating rule #3.

FORMATTING RULES (YOAST STANDARDS):
1. Main Heading (H1): At the very beginning, write one strong headline reflecting the essence of the text (use one # sign).
2. Paragraph length: Divide the solid text into paragraphs. One paragraph should contain a maximum of 3-4 sentences.
3. Subheadings (H2/H3):
– Use a subheading ONLY to logically group a block of 2–4 paragraphs.
– Strictly prohibited to place a subheading before a single paragraph.
– Template headings (introduction, conclusion, etc.) are forbidden.
– If the text is short (under 300 words), do not use H2/H3 subheadings at all.
4. Bold text: You must use **bold text**. Rule: strictly one bold highlight per 500 words of text, but at least one highlight for the entire text.

CONSTRAINTS:
Output ONLY the final formatted text in Markdown. No greetings, comments, or confirmations from the AI.