Simple Framework for a Weekly Review: Notes

## Simple Framework for a Weekly Review: Notes

A short weekly review prevents small problems from becoming large ones.

### Time Needed

15–25 minutes once a week (usually Sunday evening or Monday morning).

### Three Questions

1. **What actually moved forward this week?**
List 3–5 concrete results, not intentions.

2. **What kept getting delayed?**
Note the real reason (unclear next step, low energy, waiting on someone).

3. **What is the single most useful focus for next week?**
One priority. Not five.

### Optional Extras

– Clear the inbox and desktop.
– Move unfinished tasks to next week or delete them.
– Note one thing that went better than expected.

### Why It Works

It closes open loops in the mind.
It stops the week from blurring into the next one.
It makes the next priority obvious instead of guessed.

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