Weekly Review Pack
Turn a messy week into decisions, lessons, blockers, and next-week priorities.
- Runtime
- 25-35 minutes
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Format
- Operating review
Example run
The artifact is the proof.
Tested 2026-07-12 · Claude (Fable 5)
Scenario: A solo web designer running a $2,400 flat-rate landing-page service plus a small template store, reviewing a week with two ships, an unsent quote, and a portfolio rebuild stalled five weeks.
Sample artifact
From the example runRevenue motion: 4/5 — anchor cited: 5, money moved — evidence: Harborview's final $1,200 cleared Friday plus $116 in template sales; docked because the Marcus quote sat unsent 4 days. [...] NEXT 3 COMMITMENTS 1. Send Marcus the gym quote by Tuesday 10am, starting from the Harborview quote doc — why it beat the others (selector rule #1): stalled deal, unsent proposal; carry-over from last week recommitted with a hard date and a new first step.
Before
A finished client project, a warm lead going cold in the inbox, and a portfolio rebuild eating three evenings a week — no scores, no rule for what next week gets, the quote bumped four mornings straight.
After
A 19/25 scorecard with every axis citing its anchor and evidence, the portfolio rebuild canceled by the 3-week/no-dollar test and logged as a decision, a retainer pitch narrowed from a designed PDF to a 5-line email, three commitments each naming the selector rule they won on, and one stop-doing item with its trigger.
Run it like this
- 01Fill the four inputs from your calendar and what actually shipped — name names and dollar amounts
- 02Score the five axes against the written anchors, citing one piece of evidence per score
- 03Run every stuck item through the cancel/delegate/narrow tests — first test that fires wins
- 04Pick the top 3 with the selector rules and recommit any carry-over with a named change
- 05Fill the output template, then run the quality check before trusting it
What you leave with
Useful output, not another chat.
Weekly scorecard scored against written anchors, with evidence per axis
Next 3 commitments picked by rule, not mood
One stop-doing item with the trigger that earned it
Contents
The working parts.
Best for Solo founders and small teams trying to stay consistent.
Useful for