How it works

A day with it, then a week

You say what you will do. The team helps you do it, and the coach tells you how it went.

This week, commitments kept
  • Mon3 of 3
  • Tue1 of 3
  • Wed2 of 3
  • Thu1 of 3
  • Fri2 of 3

Weekly review

Nine of fifteen. Tuesday and Thursday were the weak days, and both afternoons were full of meetings. Commit to less on those days next week.

Example

A day

One day, four moments

  1. Morning

    Commit to a few things

    A short list you intend to keep, not a long one you hope for.

  2. During the day

    Ask the team

    The writer drafts, the researcher summarizes, the analyst works the numbers.

  3. Before it goes out

    You approve it

    Every draft waits for your review. Nothing is sent until you say so.

  4. Night

    The coach reads the day

    Your commitment, beside what the record shows. It names what slipped.

A week

One day is a small sample

The weekly review

What you committed to each day, beside what you did. Patterns show up over a week.

The same evidence

Time logged, meetings held, mail sent, work closed. It is as complete as the record.

Month and quarter

Monthly and quarterly reviews build on the weekly ones, over the same record.

Mail and calendar

Connect them, or leave them out

With nothing connected

Log your time and mark work done yourself. The coach reads that.

With Google or Apple connected

The coach has more to read, and the Mail and meetings section gives you:

  • Daily snapshot
  • Mail sorted into decisions
  • Meeting prep
  • Call transcripts

Sections

Start small. Add sections later.

You see only the sections you switched on.

Free, $0 a month

Includes

  • Basics

Coach, $29 a month

Adds

  • Coach
  • Ideas and learning

Team, $59 a month

Adds

  • Team
  • Mail and meetings
  • Outside agents

Business, $99 a month

Adds

  • Clients and projects
  • Sales
  • Events and travel
  • Money

Start with one morning commitment.

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