Productivity Track: get your brain back
This Track is for you if you want help with:
- weekly planning
- prioritizing
- inbox replies
- decision clarity
Rule: pick one win. Do it today. Then stop.
First Win: The 15‑Minute Weekly Reset
Outcome: a simple plan with your Top 3 priorities + daily checklist.
Step-by-step (15 minutes)
- Dump your tasks into a single messy list (notes app is fine).
- Open the Prompt Builder and choose “Weekly reset (first win)”.
- Fill in the fields and copy the prompt.
- Paste it into any AI chat app or tool.
- Pick your Top 3 and accept that everything else can wait.
- Put the daily checklist somewhere you’ll see it.
- Optional: post in Skool if you want help simplifying.
Build this in Prompt Builder
Choose “Weekly reset (first win)” and paste your messy list.
Want a simpler plan?
Join Skool and post your list. Members will help you reduce it.
Micro‑Lesson 1: Inbox Reply Helper (60 seconds)
Outcome: a calm reply you can send.
Inbox Reply Prompt
Draft a reply to the message I give you. Tone: friendly and clear. Length: under 6 sentences. Include a clear next step. Details (fill in): Message: [PASTE]
Micro‑Lesson 2: Meeting Agenda (Stop Wandering)
Outcome: a 20‑minute agenda with decisions.
Meeting Agenda Prompt
Create a 20‑minute meeting agenda. Include: goal of the meeting, 3 agenda items, who needs to decide what, and a clear end‑of‑meeting recap. Format: bullets. Details (fill in): Topic: [TOPIC]
Micro‑Lesson 3: Decision Helper (Less Overthinking)
Outcome: a simple recommendation with tradeoffs.
Decision Helper Prompt
Help me decide between two options. Give me: pros/cons, a recommendation, and one 'good enough' next step I can do today. Details (fill in): Option A: [A] Option B: [B] My priorities: [PRIORITIES] My constraints (time/money/energy): [CONSTRAINTS]
What to do next
- Do the First Win
- Save your prompt as a reusable template
- Post your win in Skool:
Win Post Template
Track: Productivity What I asked AI to do: What it gave me: My real-life result: One question (optional):
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