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A BETTER REPLY
Hi Alex,
Just checking in on the proposal.
Happy to answer any questions.
Weekly planner
ROOM TO BREATHE
Make space for what matters.
MON
One priority45 min · Focus
WED
Small tasks30 min · Batch
FRI
Review & reset20 min · Reflect
Video storyboard
FROM SPARK TO STORY
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Explain the idea in your own words.
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CV workspace
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Planned and published weekly posts
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Workspace essentialsScene 2
A weekend getawayScene 3
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DRAFT REPLY
To: Alex
Project update
Thanks for checking in. I can send the checked report Thursday at 3 pm.
Would that work for you?
A week with breathing room
MON
Finish the report
45 min · Focus
WED
Clear the admin
30 min · Batch tasks
FRI
Review & reset
20 min · Wrap up
30 minutes, well spent
10 MIN
Understand
One simple example
15 MIN
Practise
Three questions
5 MIN
Recall
Check what stuck
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