Who this is for
Founders and knowledge workers who want a weekly review habit but bounce off the blank-template friction every Sunday.
The moment this saves you
I plan to do a weekly review every Sunday and almost never do, because a blank review template feels like homework. So weeks blur together and I lose the thread of what I'm even working toward.
See it work
Messy spoken thought in. A clean, structured artifact out.
Alright, the week. Big win was I finally shipped the onboarding revamp, that's been hanging over me for a month, huge relief. I also had two really good customer calls. What slipped, I didn't touch the hiring stuff at all, again, that keeps falling off. And I overcommitted on meetings, Tuesday and Wednesday were just gone. The lesson honestly is I need to protect mornings, every time I let a meeting in before noon the whole day goes sideways. Next week the priority is the hiring post and actually blocking those mornings.
Weekly review, week of June 5, 2026
Wins
- Shipped the onboarding revamp (overdue by a month, big relief)
- Two strong customer calls
What slipped
- Hiring work, untouched again
- Overcommitted on meetings; Tuesday and Wednesday lost to them
Lesson
- Protect mornings. Every pre-noon meeting derails the whole day.
Next week's priorities
- Write the hiring post
- Block mornings as no-meeting time
The workflow
Record a voice note
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The prompt behind this context
I'm going to talk through my week. Turn it into a structured weekly review with four bold sections: **Wins** (what went well), **What slipped** (what didn't get done or went badly), **Lesson** (the single most useful thing I learned, quote my framing if I stated it), and **Next week's priorities** (a numbered list of what I said I'll focus on). Use short bullets, keep specifics and names, drop filler. If a section is empty, write "- None" under it. Don't invent wins, misses, or priorities I didn't mention. Output only the four sections.
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