Weekly review: close your week and plan the next one
Once a week, ten minutes: write a few lines, see how your week went, decide what to do with what is left and plan the next one. All on one screen, with your own data next to you.
Four steps on one screen
The review follows the four steps of the idazery method: you write, look, decide and do without leaving the screen. The numbers of your week stay on the right the whole time.
Questions you choose
Each box has its own question. Choose the set that suits you (balanced, short, gratitude and learning, decisions or free writing) and leave empty whatever you do not want to answer. A review keeps the questions it was written with.
Your week, already counted
Tasks done and pending by topic, your mood day by day, your favorite days, what you wrote on these dates in earlier years and the reminders of the next two weeks. You do not have to look anything up.
Decide what is left
Every pending task can move to another day, stay where it is or be removed, without leaving the review. Only what is already past is offered: tasks planned for days that have not arrived yet stay as they are.
Plan next week
Create next week's tasks with a day, a time, a duration and a topic. You can also reserve a weekly slot for the review itself: a repeating task on the last day of your week, at the time you choose.
Come back to any week
Your reviews are listed week by week, with the weeks you skipped. Open one and you read it as you saved it, with the numbers of that day. They also travel with your export.
A nudge on Sundays
If you receive The idazery Practice, its Sunday email carries a link that opens your review.
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The weekly review is part of the Complete plan.
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