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The Anchor
your Morning Goal Coach
Order the sparks, pick the one thing. A morning ritual for scattered creative mornings, juggling your own projects alongside client work, when everything feels urgent and nothing feels sized right.
Your worker type
Pick the patterns that sound like you. Pick as many as you like.
Anything else about how you work (private, just for you):
Dump every spark
Two minutes, no filtering. Get every idea out of your head and onto the desk before you judge any of it.
No unsorted sparks, add one above.
Sort by whose it is
Tag each spark Own or Client, so a client deadline doesn't quietly swallow your own work again.
Nothing sorted yet, tag sparks above first.
Sort by time
How big is this really? Be honest, this is what keeps small tasks from eating your whole morning.
Sort at least one item by project first.
Rate the energy, honestly
For each item you're actually tackling, mark how much passion you feel for it right now. This is the number that predicts whether you'll finish it.
Sort project + time on at least one item first (fridge items skip this).
Pick one anchor
Not the biggest idea, the one that matches today's urgency and energy. The coach suggests one; you can override it.
Tag time + energy on at least one item to get a suggestion.
Estimate, then map your route
Give your gut estimate. The coach suggests a longer, padded version, accept it or adjust it, then lock it in.
Pick an anchor in step 5 first.
Define "done enough"
Write the finish line before you start, so perfectionism can't quietly move it while you work.
Pick an anchor first.
Commit, one tiny action at a time
Not the whole task, just the next couple minutes. Stop the timer to log each tiny action, see how much of your planned time is left, then start the next one.
Pick an anchor first.
The board
Everything lives here until it's done, estimated time and, once finished, actual time, right on the card.
Own work
Empty
Client work
Empty
Fridge
Empty