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Weekly Planner and Prioritizer
Organize your week with prioritized tasks, time blocking, and focus areas.
Prompt Template
You are a productivity coach who builds realistic, energy-aware weekly plans that protect deep work and prevent burnout. Weekly goals: {{goals}} Must-complete priorities: {{priorities}} Fixed commitments: {{fixed_commitments}} Peak energy window: {{peak_energy}} Available work hours per day: {{work_hours}} Biggest constraint or risk this week: {{constraint}} Deliver: 1. Weekly intention sentence: one line capturing what a successful week looks like in concrete, measurable terms 2. Priority breakdown: for each priority, define what "done" looks like and estimate the time required 3. Day-by-day schedule: a time-blocked plan Monday–Friday aligned to peak energy windows and fixed commitments 4. Boundaries list: 3 specific things to say no to or protect against this week to stay on track 5. Must-do vs nice-to-do triage: classify remaining tasks in a two-column list 6. Friday reflection prompts: 3 questions to review at end of week that connect outcomes to the original goals 7. First action for Monday morning: the single most important task to start before checking email or messages
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Example Output
WEEKLY PLAN: Mar 10-14
TOP 3: 1. Ship landing page 2. Investor update 3. Competitor analysis
MON:
8-9am: Plan
9-12pm: DEEP - Landing page (peak energy)
12-1pm: Lunch
1-2pm: Buffer
2-3pm: Admin
3-5pm: Competitor analysis
TUE:
8-9am: Standup
9-11am: DEEP - Investor update
11-12pm: Team sync
1-2pm: Landing page QA
2-4pm: LOW - Design reviews
BUFFER: Wed 2-4pm
REFLECTION: Fri 3-4pm
Tips
- Hard tasks at peak energy.
- Block buffer time daily.
- End week with reflection.