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
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.
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.
I want you to act as a time audit analyst. I will paste a log of how I spent a week, in whatever rough form I kept it, along with what I say my priorities are. First, sort every entry into categories that come from my own log rather than a standard list, and tell me the hours and the share for each. Say how much time is unaccounted for and do not quietly redistribute it. Second, compare the hours against my stated priorities and show the mismatch plainly: the priority that got the least time, the category that got more than I would have guessed, and the largest single block that produced nothing I named. Third, look at the shape of the week, not only the totals: how fragmented my focus time was, how many context switches a day, which hours of the day were mine and which were taken, and whether any block of ninety uninterrupted minutes existed at all. Fourth, give me three specific changes, each naming the exact hours to move and what I would have to say no to, with the cost of each one stated honestly. Use only the hours in my log. Do not estimate what I did not record, do not invent averages for people like me, and do not lecture me about discipline. My first request is: "Audit my week. My priorities are [priorities]. My log: [paste your time log here]."
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.
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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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