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Mind and body 10 min DREAM
Can we design a habit that survives my worst week?
One habit in three sizes, with a trigger, a bad-week minimum and a rule for starting again.
Moment 61 prompts 11 scenes
Something new is beginning and you want to set it up right.
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Mind and body 10 min DREAM
One habit in three sizes, with a trigger, a bad-week minimum and a rule for starting again.
60 more prompts, drawn from 11 scenes.
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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One old belief about who you are, checked against the evidence and rewritten to fit now.
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The place where comfort has turned into habit, and a stretch that’s one size up.
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One goal, role or habit that fit an earlier you, and a fair way to put it down.
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A verdict on the thing you keep putting off: do it, change it, or drop it for good.
What your finished projects share that your abandoned ones lack, applied to your next one.
Your regrets sorted into still open, closed but useful, and not yours to carry.
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Your life on one small table, and the single area that’s holding the others back.
A short letter in your own voice, from a future that went well in an ordinary way.
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Your life so far as a table of contents, plus three possible titles for the next chapter.
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The most believable story of how your plan fails, its first warning sign, and one fix to make now.
Every assumption under your plan sorted into fact, guess or hope, with a test for the shakiest.
Your decision split into parts you can undo and parts you can’t, so you know where to slow down.
The outside view on your plan: what typically happens, how long it takes, and who beats the odds.
Needs web search
Three small tests of a big move, each cheap, short and clear about what it would tell you.
Three clear conditions and a date, written now, that tell you later when to walk away.
A hiring manager’s verdict on your resume, the line that decided it, and the three lines to rewrite first.
A one-minute version of your career story that sounds like you and points at where you’re going.
A short, specific message to someone who could help you, written to be easy to answer.
A 30, 60 and 90 day plan for a new job: what to learn, who to ask, what to deliver and what to leave alone.
A plan for resigning well: what to say first, what to leave out, and a handoff in order.
What carries over to a new field, what doesn’t, and two bridge roles that make the move believable.
The monthly number your goal needs, an honest check on the date, and three ways to make it work.
Your real runway in months, a cushion target that fits your life, and a first milestone to aim for.
A one-page summary of what you owe and a list of questions, ready for your first debt advice session.
The few investing ideas a beginner needs, checked as you go, and the questions to bring to an adviser.
A plain map of retirement income where you live, five numbers to find and six questions for a planner.
Three short messages that reopen a door, with no guilt trip and no pressure to reply.
A four-week plan built on showing up to the same places, sized to your energy and interests.
A stranger’s ten-second impression of your profile, then a rewritten bio made of true details.
The evening habits most likely working against your sleep, and one change to test for a week.
A realistic morning in two versions, normal and running late, built around your real constraints.
The three moments you reach for your phone, what each one is for, and a swap for the costliest.
A short script in your own words to read when the urge hits, written while you’re calm.
A four-week starter plan sized to your real week, with the too-ambitious version marked to avoid.
Two or three patterns in when and why you eat, and one small experiment, with no diet attached.
A one-page note for your first session: why you’re there, what you want, and what to ask the therapist.
A one-page plan in your words: early signs, what helps and who to call, to share with someone you trust.
Three recurring things to stop, each with the evidence, the hours it returns and a graceful way out.
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Yesterday added up by category, set against your own guess, with the hour you’d want back.
A template day that puts your hardest work where your attention is, and admin where it isn’t.
A one-page brief: what done means, what’s out of scope, the first three moves and the likeliest stall.
One weekly action with a time and place, what it replaces, and a check on whether it adds up.
Two real slots for your hobby, what each one pushes out, and a small version for crowded weeks.
Up to three outcomes for the quarter, a 30-day marker for each, and a list of what you’re not doing.
A staged plan from where you are to your goal, a test at every stage, and a list of what to skip.
One small project you can finish in a weekend, a schedule to get there, and what to ignore.
Three two-week experiments drawn from what stayed with you, and one idea that may not fit you.
A short cover letter made from your own rough words, with nothing in it you wouldn’t say aloud.
Three short bios built from facts, in three tones, and the one detail people will remember.
Your shortlist put through five plain tests and ranked, with what to check before you commit.
A day-by-day outline shaped by your pace and budget, with what to book and what to leave open.
A plan for one room in short sessions, each with a zone, a stopping point and somewhere for things to go.
What’s working, what isn’t, and five changes ranked by effect for the money, starting with free ones.
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A week-by-week countdown to moving day, fitted to your move, with the tasks people leave too late.
A checklist of questions for a move abroad, each matched to who can answer it.
A short block of standing instructions for your assistant’s settings, built from how you like answers.
A short note about you to paste at the top of any chat, with nothing private in it.
Your prompt rewritten to run in any assistant, with what it still needs and what was cut.
This is one of 16. These two sit on either side of it.