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Run the Week Before It Runs You
Written by Jerald Lee. Thirteen years at Google building commercial teams across Southeast Asia and Hong Kong. Now working with founder-led companies in APAC.
A repeatable way to decide what the week is for, before the calendar decides for you.
For founder-led companies in Hong Kong with 20 to 200 people.
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Most weeks don't fail because you're lazy or disorganized. They fail because everything on the calendar looks urgent, so the calendar ends up deciding your priorities for you.
You start Monday with a plan. By Wednesday, three fires and two "quick calls" have eaten it. By Friday, the work that actually moves the business, the pipeline review, the coaching conversation, the decision that's been sitting for two weeks, has been pushed again.
This isn't a discipline problem. It's a design problem. The fix isn't a better to-do list. It's a weekly rhythm that decides, in advance, where your best hours go, before the week gets a chance to decide for you.
If you are not sure whether this is your tightest constraint, the scorecard takes five minutes and tells you.
Inside the guide
A 5-minute honest audit of where last week's hours actually went
How to name the five things only you can do this week, and be strict about it
Why those five get blocked into the calendar first, not last
The two 15-minute check-ins that carry the plan through the week, after the reset
What three or four weeks of this usually reveals about how your business really runs
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