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Where did my week go?

See where your week went.

Log one typical week. See what only you can do, what someone else could handle, and the first task to hand off.

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01Log where the hours went.
02See the balance between routine and owner-only work.
03Choose one task to hand off first.

By the end, you will have:

  1. A clear picture of where your time goes.
  2. The work that depends on you and the work that does not.
  3. A specific handoff with an owner and deadline.
1Log the week

Roughly how many hours went where?

Use a typical week and estimate to the nearest half hour. Leave anything that does not apply at zero.

Anything big we missed?
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What kind of work is it?
2The read

See the shape of your week.

The four bands are not wages. They help you compare routine work with work that depends on you.

0Hours logged
0%$10 work
0%$1k + $10k work
0Weeks/yr on $10 work
Your week, to scale

Log a few hours above and your read appears here.

What a week tends to look like when a business isn't running on the owner

A rough benchmark for a 1–20 person business. Use it for direction, not as a target you must hit.

3Hand one thing off

Hand off one task.

Choose one task, one owner, one deadline, and a clear definition of done.

The task I'm handing off

Your biggest low-value tasks show up here once you've logged hours.


What "done properly" looks like — the bit that stops it bouncing back to you
The first thing I'll write down for them

Pick a task above and your handoff plan writes itself here.

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