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MAKE ROOM

A little structure.
A lot more
headspace.

A planning concept for choosing what deserves your attention.

Make Room
Planning concept

Make space for
different perspectives

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Elliot

Design perspective

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Noah

Research perspective

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Mira

Making perspective

Fictional personas for a design exercise.
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Keep the work
that matters
in view.

Choose

Name a small set of priorities before adding more tasks.

Protect

Give those priorities time and a clear place in the week.

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3

chosen priorities

1

weekly review

Enough structure to keep moving.

Choose three things that deserve attention. Return once a week to see what changed, what can wait and what is ready to move forward.

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A small inspiration collection

Keep a few useful references nearby.
Leave room to notice something new.

Collect less.
Notice more.

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Choose one
clear priority.
Room to
reflect.
01

Set a direction

Choose a priority before the day fills up.

02

Close the loop

Leave one clear note for tomorrow.

Begin with intention
Finish with perspective
Illustrative product concepts, not released app screens.
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Different strengths.
Shared direction.

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Alex / Planning

Turn a broad intention into a few practical next steps.

Rae / Reflection

Ask what changed and make the useful learning visible.

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Small habits.
Room to grow.

A little consistency can make the week easier to understand.

A concept for reflection and planning.
No growth outcome is promised.
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Planning concept
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A small pause

What deserves
your attention
today?

Make that
the first note.

A simple prompt for an intentional start.

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A working example

A week with space.

Jordan wants a calmer rhythm: time to make progress and room to respond when plans change.

Planned focus
60%
Open space
40%
Fictional persona and illustrative time allocation.
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01STEP
Choose
02STEP
Make room
03STEP
Reflect

Look ahead.
Stay flexible.

Keep the plan useful.
Keep the next step clear.

Three planning stages. The circles are step markers, not performance charts.
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Make room
for what
matters.

Thank you for
your attention.

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01

One clear next step.

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An original planning presentation concept.
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