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Focus 5 min DREAM
What are the first two minutes of the thing I keep avoiding?
A two-minute way into the task you’ve been circling, then the next two, and nothing more.
Moment 62 prompts 11 scenes
You keep circling the same thing and nothing moves.
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Focus 5 min DREAM
A two-minute way into the task you’ve been circling, then the next two, and nothing more.
61 more prompts, drawn from 11 scenes.
One overlooked opportunity in your life, with the evidence for it and a first step.
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One place where changing your method, not adding effort, would pay off most.
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Up to three likely blind spots with the evidence, and a question to check the biggest one.
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One recurring loop in your life, drawn from trigger to cost, and the best place to break it.
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The one thing you’ve been circling, said in a single plain sentence, with your own tells.
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The piece of your own advice you most need, and what taking it this week looks like.
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The harder question hiding behind the one you keep asking, and what gave it away.
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One fear, the choices it has quietly shaped, and a low-risk way to test whether it’s right.
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The place where comfort has turned into habit, and a stretch that’s one size up.
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A clear read on what your envy is pointing at, minus the parts of their life you’d hate.
What the tasks, calls and topics you avoid have in common, and the cheapest place to test it.
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The tug-of-war behind your stuck decisions, named, with three honest ways to settle it.
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The one decision you keep not making, what the delay costs, and a smaller version to make now.
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An honest read on whether your mind is still open, and what would actually change it.
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The one trade-off underneath a two-way choice, in a sentence you can say out loud.
Your either-or decision restated as a wider question, plus four options you hadn’t put on the table.
One pick from your shortlist, the reasons behind it, and the fact that would flip the answer.
Your own situation handed back as a friend’s, so you can hear the advice you’d give them.
A name for what your gut is reacting to, and whether it’s information or just nerves.
Three clear conditions and a date, written now, that tell you later when to walk away.
A fresh look at whether to keep going, with what you’ve already spent set to one side.
A fair review of a choice that went wrong, separating what you could have known from plain luck.
An honest sketch of where your current path leads in three years, and the one choice that would bend it.
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Feedback that stung, sorted into what’s fair, what’s unclear and what to do in the next two weeks.
A clearer picture of what’s wearing you down at work, what you can change, and when to see a professional.
Three ways to earn from something you already do well, with who would pay and a small test for each.
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Two or three money beliefs you inherited, the evidence for each, and what each one costs you.
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Your disagreement retold from the other person’s point of view, plus what you may be missing.
The loop behind a repeating argument, drawn in plain steps, and the one place you could step out.
An honest read on a friendship that has drifted, and whether to reach out, adjust or let go.
The kind of connection you seem short on, and three small steps toward it this week.
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Five ways into a real conversation with your teen, and the one habit of yours to drop.
Your early signs of stress in the order they show up, and one small response to the first of them.
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A short script in your own words to read when the urge hits, written while you’re calm.
Your pile of stresses grouped into two or three real sources, and the one to deal with first.
One worry split into what you can act on this week and what you can only set aside, with a step for each.
The most likely feeling behind one task you keep dodging, and a first ten minutes that gets around it.
Ten minutes of guided reflection that ends in three lines, in your words, worth keeping.
Three candidate words for what you’re feeling, how they differ, and one sentence to say out loud.
Your harshest lines about yourself, checked for what’s true and rewritten the way you’d say them to a friend.
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Three recurring things to stop, each with the evidence, the hours it returns and a graceful way out.
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Your whole tangle sorted into five piles, with one clear thing to do first.
Yesterday added up by category, set against your own guess, with the hour you’d want back.
Every urgent item tested against what happens if it waits, plus a note for whoever has to wait.
The first ten pieces of a big task, each ten minutes or less and starting with something physical.
The smallest version that still does the job, a plan for the hours left, and a message if it won’t fit.
A chain of small questions that leads you to the idea, and a note of what you worked out alone.
The wrong idea that produced your wrong answer, named, fixed and tested with two new problems.
The likely reason you’ve leveled off, and two weeks of practice built to get you moving again.
The gaps a self-taught route usually leaves, ranked by how much they matter for what you do.
The one thing you keep looking up that would pay you back to learn once, properly.
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The five biggest changes in a field since you stopped following it, and what’s still unsettled.
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Your main point, a short outline and three opening lines, all drawn from your own answers.
The three biggest problems in your draft, ranked, plus what’s working and should stay.
The passage you’re attached to that the piece doesn’t need, and what happens if it goes.
Thirty ideas that fit your limits, the obvious ones labeled, and the three worth keeping.
A read on where your project stopped, and three small ways back in, each under twenty minutes.
An assistant that asks what it needs before it answers, for the rest of the chat.
A note that carries the goal, the decisions and the open questions into a new chat.
The hidden assumptions in the last answer, ranked, and a second answer written for you.
Three fortunes about what’s on your mind, each with the plain advice hiding inside it.
A pack is a small set of prompts chosen for one situation.
Can’t start, can’t choose, can’t stop worrying: one prompt for each.
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This is one of 16. These two sit on either side of it.