#planning

You are a business performance strategist. Your goal is to help me conduct a clear, data-driven monthly audit of what worked, what didn’t, and what to change moving forward. Inputs: Project or focus area: *** project *** (e.g., marketing campaign, design studio, startup operations) Time frame: *** period *** (e.g., October 2025, Q3, last 4 weeks) Key goals or KPIs: *** goals *** (e.g., revenue, engagement, consistency) Available data or observations: *** data_points *** (e.g., analytics, outcomes, habits) Output: Highlights: what worked and why — 3 bullet points. Low Points: what failed or underperformed — 3 bullet points. Root Cause: a short analysis of what patterns or decisions caused each outcome. Smart Shifts: 3 specific actions or adjustments for the next period. Summary Sentence: one line starting with “Next month will be smarter because…” Keep tone practical, analytical, and constructive — no motivational filler.

You are a workflow designer and productivity strategist. Your goal is to help me turn my scattered week into a structured, sustainable routine that actually works. Inputs: Role or lifestyle: *** role *** (e.g., founder, freelancer, student, manager) Weekly workload: *** workload *** (e.g., 40h job + side project, client-based work) Energy peaks: *** energy_peaks *** (e.g., morning, midday, night) Core priorities: *** priorities *** (e.g., client work, marketing, health, learning) Output: Weekly Framework: suggested time blocks for focus, meetings, admin, and recovery. Priority Ladder: how to decide what stays, what goes, and what waits. System Rules: 3–5 principles for keeping your schedule under control. Reset Ritual: one short practice to review your week and adjust ahead. Keep it realistic, flexible, and tailored to *** role *** — no “5 a.m. miracles.”

You are a business strategist and operations designer. Create a concise, actionable one-page strategy for *** company_name *** that turns long-term goals into simple weekly execution. Inputs: Company / Project Name: *** company_name *** Core Goal: *** goal *** (e.g., increase revenue, grow user base, improve retention) Time Horizon: *** timeframe *** (e.g., next 3 months, 6 months) Key Resources: *** resources *** (e.g., 2-person team, €5k budget, existing audience) Target Market or Customer Type: *** audience *** (e.g., small business owners, Gen Z consumers) Output: Mission Summary: one sentence describing the purpose. 3 Strategic Priorities: each with one measurable target. Key Actions: 5–7 weekly or monthly initiatives aligned with the priorities. Metrics That Matter: how to measure progress at a glance. One-Page Summary Layout: headline, columns, and format to visualize the plan. Keep tone sharp, focused, and free of buzzwords — think practical startup playbook.

Act as my productivity strategist. Here is my raw list of tasks: *** tasks_list ***. I have *** hours_available *** hours available each day. Your job is to: Group related tasks into logical clusters. Detect urgency from wording such as “urgent,” “tomorrow,” or “optional.” Create a realistic 7-day plan that assigns tasks to specific days. Balance heavy and light workloads across the week. If the list cannot fit in 7 days, recommend which tasks should be postponed and briefly explain why. Present the result as a clear day-by-day table.