Good morning.

How are you waking up?

What He is saying, and what He wants. Leave it empty on the mornings you want to.

Small counts. The coffee, the quiet, a message from someone.

Today.

Tick what is done. Anything left tonight comes back tomorrow.

What are your priorities today?

Three at most. The first one is the one that matters.

Which small part of today gives you most of the result?

What you do once that keeps paying — a system, an ask, a decision.

The evening will ask you whether it was.

Anything that has to be ready before something else can happen.

One a line. Bad ones count \u2014 the point is ten, not ten good ones.

One thing, not a list. Under fifteen words.

Tonight this app reads it back to you.

How was today, out of ten?

One is enough. It does not have to be big.

Did you move towards your goal today?

What is still unfinished?

Tick what is done. Anything left standing is waiting for you in the morning.

Or hold your Wispr Flow key and talk straight into the box.

Tomorrow.

Three at most. The first one is the one that matters.

An appointment, a call, a window you cannot move.

The evening's answer to this morning. It can be a prayer, or just the question you are sleeping on.

Say it before it goes. Order does not matter, and neither does sense.

One word is enough. Uneasy, glad, nothing at all.

No question, no shape. It keeps one page a day, and they all stay.

Take as long as you want. Nobody is reading it but you.

So you can find it again. Leave it and the date will do.

What is on the desk?

Things you are in the middle of, not today's jobs. They stay here until you finish them or clear them off.