Planning
I Don't Know My Priorities
When everything feels urgent, nothing is. Four questions to cut through noise and name what actually deserves your energy this week.
Results
Answer the questions to find your priorities.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many priorities should I have?
- One main outcome per week, up to three daily focuses. More than that and you're back to "everything is urgent."
- What if my boss sets all my priorities?
- Clarify their top one explicitly. Protect one personal or growth priority outside work — balance prevents burnout.
- How is this different from weekly planning score?
- Weekly planning scores your habits. This tool finds what should be on the plan when you're unclear.