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weekly-review-ritual

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Run a GTD-style weekly review with the assistant: clear your inboxes, review last week and next week's calendar, check goals and project status, choose next week's priorities, and celebrate wins. Use when someone wants a weekly planning session, feels scattered, or says "help me review my week."

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## Overview

The weekly review is the single highest-leverage hour in personal
productivity: one sitting where you clear the decks, look backward and
forward, and decide what actually matters next week. Most people skip it
because it feels formless — where do you even start? This skill gives the
ritual a shape. The assistant acts as your review partner: it walks you
through each step in conversation, holds the lists so nothing slips, asks
the questions you would forget to ask yourself, and ends the session with a
clear set of priorities instead of a vague sense of being behind. Done
weekly, it is the difference between steering your life and being towed by
it.

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