How to use: Work the Today items first (each under 5 minutes). Click the small triangle next to any checkbox to expand the “how-to” inline. Use ✎ to edit the title/details. Checking a box archives the item; uncheck in Archive to restore. Click ⇄ to move between Today / This Week / Later. When done, click Download and upload the file to your host.
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Choose a single number (e.g., “$10,000/mo”) and a deadline. Place it within your direct line of sight so every micro-action ladders to it. Bonus: add the one funnel you’re prioritizing beneath it.
Use Promise + Specific Audience + Relief or Timeframe. Example: “Free 3-Step Calm-Down Routine for Wire Fox Terriers (Works in 7 Minutes).”
Scan top results; capture a layout or hook you can borrow. File it in your swipe folder with a one-line note on why it worked.
State your niche, audience number, and the specific angle you bring. Keep it crisp and value-forward. Note the date submitted.
Pick the smallest high-leverage task. Put it in Today and commit to five minutes, not perfect output.
Close the tab, archive the folder, and reclaim focus. Say: “Not now.”
Centralize drafts, notes, images, and offers. Clear workspace, faster publishing.
No judging. Capture raw ideas. Star the top two when the timer ends.
Make it specific and outcome-based. Example: “How often does your terrier need a fetch break?”
Format: Program | Product | Geo. Add a short benefit note to remember why it converts.
One line: traffic source → lead magnet → nurture → product page. Simplicity beats complexity.
Keep it direct: “See the 90-second side-by-side here →”. Paste into your CTA swipe file.
Pick benefit-rich lines under 150 characters. Save as Caption A/B/C.
Paste the exact name into Column A. Optionally add warranty/range in Column B.
Shrink to 60–90 words: who it’s for, one standout feature, and when to use it.
Use sparingly to draw the eye (🎯 🐶). Test readability; don’t overdo it.
Source a credible number that contradicts a common assumption. Save the citation.
Note headline formula and offer. Capture one idea to adapt ethically.
Prefer long-tail, purchase-adjacent phrases. Add it to your SEO list.
Skim 10 posts. Note 3 recurring questions—the raw material for your comparison criteria.
Short, specific, answerable. Aim to spark comments you can mine for copy.
Record date | sessions | notes. Baselines make improvements visible.
Pin it at the top of your doc. Measure what moves the money.
Log micro-wins to build streaks. Momentum loves visibility.
Drag your comparison draft into the project folder. Confirm sync.
Say it once; then click one button or type one line. Identity → action.
4-in, 4-hold, 6-out. Reset the nervous system; resume shipping.
Two lines: what they did + why it helped. Goodwill compounds.
State identity before outcome; then take one tiny revenue step.
Micro-celebrations wire your brain for more progress. Smile and mark it done.