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Mind and body 5 min DREAM
I barely slept. What’s the least I can do today and be okay?
Today cut down to what truly has to happen, placed where your energy is least bad.
Moment 31 prompts 10 scenes
You’re running on empty and the day still wants things from you.
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Mind and body 5 min DREAM
Today cut down to what truly has to happen, placed where your energy is least bad.
30 more prompts, drawn from 10 scenes.
Up to three things you do well without noticing, with proof and a place to use each more.
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The common thread in what people say about you and ask of you, in one plain sentence.
A short letter in your own voice, from a future that went well in an ordinary way.
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One pick from your shortlist, the reasons behind it, and the fact that would flip the answer.
A clearer picture of what’s wearing you down at work, what you can change, and when to see a professional.
The kind of connection you seem short on, and three small steps toward it this week.
2 versions
Which kind of tired you are, what your current rest misses, and three ways to get the right kind this week.
Your three biggest energy drains, the evidence for each, and one to cut or move this week.
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The evening habits most likely working against your sleep, and one change to test for a week.
The three moments you reach for your phone, what each one is for, and a swap for the costliest.
Three candidate words for what you’re feeling, how they differ, and one sentence to say out loud.
A four-week starter plan sized to your real week, with the too-ambitious version marked to avoid.
A then-and-now picture of what has changed, the line you’d soften said plainly, and questions for the doctor.
A two-minute way into the task you’ve been circling, then the next two, and nothing more.
Three things in order: one for progress, one for a person, one for peace of mind. The rest can wait.
The first ten pieces of a big task, each ten minutes or less and starting with something physical.
A three-line note for tomorrow, anything that must go out tonight, and a list of what can wait.
A template day that puts your hardest work where your attention is, and admin where it isn’t.
A read on where your project stopped, and three small ways back in, each under twenty minutes.
Three dinners you can make tonight from what you have, and the one to cook first.
Three ways to spend the weekend: one restful, one out of the house, one you’ll be glad you did.
A minimum routine for your home: a few daily minutes, one weekly block, and what to stop doing.
Six things to do today with what’s in the house, sorted by how much they ask of you.
A five-minute story to read aloud, built from your child’s day, with an ending that winds down.
Short answers from here on: the answer, up to two things to know and a line on what was left out.
A short monologue from the one witness who sees your whole day, fond and a little pointed.
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Three rounds of mock-serious debate on your pettiest opinion, then a fair verdict on who won.
Five rounds of one-line praise for something you love, where the vaguer line loses the point.
Ten questions that climb from warm-up to expert, a running score, and honesty when you object.
Five riddles that climb from easy to fiendish, with a hint when you miss and a fair judge.
A pack is a small set of prompts chosen for one situation.
The least you can do this week and still be okay.
8 prompts
This is one of 16. These two sit on either side of it.