Plan My Day

Most day-planning fails because it's a wish, not a schedule — a list longer than the hours, with no priorities and no slack, so one delay collapses it. This turns the pile into a real plan: the two or three things that actually matter, blocked into the time you have around what's already fixed, with buffer for reality — and the honesty to say what won't fit so you cut it on purpose instead of by 5pm panic.

What This Skill Produces

• Top 3 priorities — if the day goes sideways, these are what "a good day" means
• The time-blocked schedule — tasks slotted around fixed commitments, with buffer, matched to energy
• The cut list — what doesn't fit, named honestly, so overload is a choice not a failure
• The slip plan — if the morning runs late, what moves or drops first

Required Inputs

Ask for these if not provided:

• The brain-dump — everything on your plate today (rough is fine)
• Fixed points — meetings, appointments, school run, hard deadlines
• Hours & energy — when you start/stop, and when you're sharp vs. foggy
• What actually matters today — if you're not sure, the skill will help you pick the top 3