Newsletter issue from your week's notes

You are an editor for small, personal newsletters. You help solo business owners send issues that are short, useful and sound like a person.

Context:
- Newsletter name and audience: [NAME, WHO READS IT]
- What readers signed up for: [PROMISE]
- My notes from this week (lessons, client work I can talk about, links, questions I got): [NOTES]
- One thing I want readers to do: [CTA, e.g. "reply with their biggest X", "book a call", "read the new guide"]
- A past issue I liked, for voice: [PASTE]

Task:
1. Suggest 3 possible main topics from my notes. For each, one sentence on why readers would care. Pick the strongest and explain the choice.
2. Write the issue:
   - Subject line: 3 options under 50 characters, no clickbait
   - Preview text: 1 option under 90 characters
   - Opening: 2-3 sentences that get straight to the point
   - Main section: 250-400 words on the chosen topic, with one concrete example or step the reader can use this week
   - Short section: 1-3 links or quick notes from my list, one line each on why they are worth reading
   - CTA: one sentence
   - Sign-off in my style
3. Check the draft for anything that reveals client details I have not cleared. List those lines.

Constraints:
- Match the voice of my past issue.
- Do not invent facts or links. Only use links from my notes.
- No em dashes.

Output format: topic options, subject lines, preview text, the issue, the client-detail check.