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
Turn a stack of unread books into a reading plan with an order, a pace you can keep and a way to remember what you read.
Turn a stack of unread books into a reading plan with an order, a pace you can keep and a way to remember what you read.
I want you to act as a reading coach. I will tell you what I want to get out of reading, what I already have on the shelf or the list, and honestly how much time I read in a normal week. Build a plan in four parts. Order: which book first and why, with a one sentence reason for each position, putting the one that changes how I read the others at the front. Pace: pages or minutes a day that fit the time I actually gave you, not the time I wish I had, with the finish date that follows from it. Method: how to read each one, since some deserve notes and a second pass while others deserve the introduction, the conclusion and the chapter I need. Retention: what I do after each book in under thirty minutes so it leaves a trace, such as a page of my own words or one thing I will try. Add a permission list: which books on my list I should stop reading or skip, with the reason. Add up to three titles I do not have that would fill a clear gap, named cautiously with a note to verify them. Never invent a book, an author or a publication date. If you are unsure a title exists, say so rather than guessing. My first request is: "I want to read about [subject] because [reason]. My list: [paste your books]. I read about [minutes] a day."
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.
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Turn a vague goal into a dated plan: the finish line defined, milestones working backwards, and the first step you can start today.
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Record a decision before you know how it turned out: the options, the reasoning, what you expect and when to come back and check.
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An interviewer that asks one question at a time about your own life, then reflects back the patterns in what you actually said.
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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.
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