A coach that reads what you did
You commit to a few things each morning. Each night it compares that with what happened, and tells you plainly.
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Send the proposal to the new clientDone
Sent 2:14 PM. 1h 40m logged against it.
Finish the quarterly numbersStarted
45m logged. Still open.
Call the supplier backNot started
No call, no note, no time logged.
One of three. The proposal went out, and that was the one that mattered. The supplier call has now slipped two days. Put it first tomorrow, before you open your inbox.
What it reads
The evidence, not how the day felt
Time you logged
Where the hours went, and what they went to.
Meetings you held
What was on the calendar and took place.
Mail you sent
What went out, if you connect your mail.
Work you closed
What you marked done, against what you committed to.
The daily rhythm
Morning, during the day, night
- Morning
You commit
A short list of things you will get done today.
- During the day
You can check in
Optional. Tell it how the day is going, or ask it a question.
- Night
It gives you an honest read
It credits what you did and names what slipped.
The longer view
Reviews that build on the same record
Weekly
The whole week, day by day. Patterns one day cannot show.
Monthly
Built on the weekly reviews, over a longer stretch.
Quarterly
The longest look back, over the same record.
It remembers
It knows what it told you before, so it does not repeat itself.
Setup
It works with nothing connected
On its own
Log your time and mark work done yourself. That is enough for an honest read.
With mail and calendar
Connecting Google or Apple is optional. It gives the coach more to read.
Plainly
What it is, and what it is not
The coach is not
- Therapy
- Medical, mental-health, legal or financial advice
- Able to read work that was never recorded
- Right every time
The coach is
- A daily check on what you committed to
- A reader of the record of your day
- Direct about what was done and what slipped
Start with one morning commitment.
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