It’s one of the most powerful words you can use. Why? Because people automatically feel that a valid justification has been given when it is preceded by ‘because’. Even if the actual reasoning is weak or flawed, people will feel more convinced if you use ‘because’. Just… because.
From ‘The Mindlessness of Ostensibly Thoughtful Action’ by Ellen Langer (1978)
Try this
Add "because" to your key claim and complete the sentence. Does the reason strengthen or weaken it?
Ideas
Open a ten-minute sprint with Because as your prompt.