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Personal productivity prompts

Plan your week, run a shutdown ritual, triage your inbox, set personal OKRs, and turn brain dumps into action plans.

36 prompts in this series. Each prompt page shows the full prompt, the variables to fill in, the models it was tested with, and example output.

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36 personal productivity prompts

Turn My Brain Dump into an Action Plan

Converts scattered thoughts into clear projects, next actions, priorities, and a realistic not-now list. Why it matters: a small system beats a messy pile.

Build an SOP from How I Actually Work

Turns a rough process explanation into a repeatable SOP with roles, checkpoints, exceptions, and quality controls. Why it matters: a small system beats a messy pile.

Find What I Can Automate or Delegate

Classifies recurring work into automate, delegate, simplify, batch, eliminate, or retain decisions. Why it matters: a small system beats a messy pile.

Turn a Complicated Form into a Checklist

Explains a complex form as a field-by-field checklist of information, documents, dependencies, and questions. Why it matters: a small system beats a messy pile.

Create a Home-Maintenance Calendar

Builds a seasonal maintenance schedule from home type, climate, equipment, and known service history. Why it matters: remembering is half the battle.

Design My Ideal Daily Operating System

Builds a sustainable daily routine around existing commitments, energy patterns, responsibilities, and interruptions. Why it matters: a small system beats a messy pile.

Morning Inbox Triage Agent

Sorts your email into piles and drafts replies — but does not send. Why it matters: mornings get eaten by inbox chaos.

Run a Pre-Mortem on My Plan

Examines how a plan might fail, identifies early warning signs, and recommends preventive actions and contingencies. Why it matters: a small system beats a messy pile.

Turn My Tasks into a Realistic Weekly Plan

Creates a practical weekly schedule by prioritizing tasks, respecting fixed commitments, and leaving room for unexpected work. Why it matters: remembering is half the battle.

Sunday Second-Brain Reset

Turns messy notes into 3 decisions and next week's list. Why it matters: notes pile up unless you reset.

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