Celebrate what worked. Learn from what didn't. Review last quarter's T.O.P. 3. Identify what to delegate.
Raw input. Don't edit yourself. Add hours per week for each item. The 4D Engine below runs every item through the cascade (Delete, Defer, Delegate, Do) and ranks the recovery math by quarterly dollars.
Your Promises are identity-level commitments that anchor every quarter. One per workspace, six total. They do not change quarter to quarter. They are who you are. Re-read them. Confirm they still hold. Every T.O.P. you pick below links to one of these six.
Slide each domain 1 to 10. Total scores automatically. Score your typical week, not your best week.
Picture yourself at the end of this quarter. Write it as if it's already true.
The lines you do not cross for these 90 days. Time, commitment, and energy boundaries. The standards you uphold even when it is inconvenient.
Block recovery before the quarter starts. Family time, vacations, deep work days, sabbath. Protect these the same way you protect launches.
Specific skill gaps you are closing in these 90 days. One concrete input per row. Vague intentions do not compound. Specific commitments do.
Three priorities. Not five. Simple Scales, Complex Fails. Each T.O.P. is anchored to a Workspace + Promise, linked to a bottom-line number, and runs through the SMARTS Filter™: Summary · Motivation · Action Items · Resources · Targets · Stakes.
Baseline is where you start (last quarter's actual). Target is where you commit to finish. Log check-ins in your Weekly Review. Record the final Actual in 04 Achieve.
Projects are not the point. Results are. Log your numbers every week in the Weekly Review. At Week 13, record what shipped and what it did to revenue, profit, cash, clients, and morale.
Baseline and Target come from 03 Act. Enter the Actual at quarter end. Your latest weekly check-in shows as a guide.
Two tiers. Tier 1 is you and this page. Tier 2 hands your plan to an AI project manager that loads it into the project management system you already use. The math runs in the background. You see results, not matrices.