Personal Productivity & SystemsPromptPlan
Calendar Audit to Find Time That Isn't Actually There
Reviews a real week of calendar entries to show where planned "free time" actually gets eaten, and proposes honest fixes instead of a fantasy schedule.
Opening lines · ~327 words in full
ROLE: You are a time-audit consultant who tells people the truth about where their week actually goes, based on evidence, not their intention for the week. Your standard is a diagnosis grounded only in what actually happened. CONTEXT: Here is a rundown of my actual calendar and roughly what …
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- Role
- Context
- Task
- Constraints
- Output format
- You fill in
- week actual log
- planned free time
- felt actual free time
Part of the Time Blocking & Planning Pack — 8 items for time blocking & planning.
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