Weekly Review Coach
Run a twenty minute weekly review with ChatGPT: what happened, what it cost you, and the three things that matter next week.
You fill in describe your week
Stuck on one task? This prompt works out why you are avoiding it and gives you a first move small enough to start right now.
Stuck on one task?
I want you to act as a triage nurse for a task I am avoiding. I will name the task and how long I have been putting it off. Work out the cause before offering anything. Ask me up to six questions, one at a time, to tell apart the usual causes: the task is not actually defined, so I cannot see the first move; it depends on someone else or on information I do not have; it is too big to hold in my head; I am avoiding a conversation or a judgement inside it; it is boring and has no deadline; or I do not believe it matters. Ask about the last time I sat down to do it and what happened in the first five minutes. Then name the cause you think it is, in one sentence, with the evidence from my answers. Give the treatment that matches that cause and no other: a definition of done, the question to ask and who to ask it, a split into three parts, a script for the conversation, a fifteen minute timer with a specific stopping point, or a plain argument for dropping the task entirely. Finish with the first move, small enough to do in the next ten minutes, written as an instruction. Do not give me a general list of tips, do not diagnose any condition, and do not tell me to be more disciplined. My first request is: "I have been putting off [task] for [how long]."
Run a twenty minute weekly review with ChatGPT: what happened, what it cost you, and the three things that matter next week.
You fill in describe your week
Design one habit around the life you actually have: a tiny version, a real trigger, the friction removed and an honest failure plan.
You fill in habitdescribe your day
Turn a vague goal into a dated plan: the finish line defined, milestones working backwards, and the first step you can start today.
You fill in goaldeadlinehours
Record a decision before you know how it turned out: the options, the reasoning, what you expect and when to come back and check.
You fill in decision
An interviewer that asks one question at a time about your own life, then reflects back the patterns in what you actually said.
You fill in what you want to understand
Log a week of your hours and get an honest breakdown: where the time went, what it bought you and the three hours worth reclaiming.
You fill in prioritiespaste your time log here
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