Proposal outline from your call notes

Turn my discovery call notes into a proposal outline.

Notes from the call (raw is fine): <paste>
What I'm proposing to do: <your plan in a few lines>
My constraints: <availability, what I won't do, dependencies on the client>

Write the outline:
1. Their situation, in their words: 4–6 sentences quoting the notes where possible.
2. What success looks like for them, as they described it.
3. What I'll deliver: numbered, concrete, each with what "done" means.
4. What's explicitly out of scope, and what I'll need from them (access, decisions, content), with dates.
5. How we'll work: cadence, communication, how changes are handled.
6. Timeline in phases, with what they see at the end of each.
7. Investment: leave the numbers blank as <price>, but structure it (e.g. fixed fee, milestones, monthly) and explain each structure's trade-off for THIS client in one line.
8. Two options: the plan above, and a smaller first step.
9. Next step and validity date.

Do not invent details that were not in my notes. Mark assumptions as [assumption].