Finish the project you keep putting off
Make steady progress on the project you’ve been putting off.
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Make steady progress on the project you’ve been putting off.
Choose one project and define what finished means. Break it into small tasks, choose one to complete this week, and reserve three 25-minute sessions.
Start with three observable actions. Choose any personal targets and dates before starting, then adjust the routine to fit your life.
Work on the project for 25 minutes on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Complete one specific task chosen before the week starts, such as submitting a form, finishing a slide, or fixing one issue.
Spend up to 10 minutes choosing next week’s task and scheduling your work sessions.
Choose either, both, or neither. These start unselected during import.
Record completed commitments in your D/R check-in.
Review your work before marking a milestone complete. Adjust the first-week targets if you change the schedule and define the final milestone around your project. Optional additions do not count toward milestones.
Make steady progress on the project you’ve been putting off.
Complete three project sessions, finish your chosen task, and plan the following week.
Meet the completion criteria you defined before starting.
Copy it into D/R, review the setup, and choose what gets added.
Yes. Choose your work days, session length, and weekly task size. Adjust the schedule during import review and define the final milestone around your project.
Resume at your next project session or reschedule it. Keep working toward the task and completion criteria you chose. If the project finishes sooner than expected, there is no need to keep doing sessions for four weeks.