Month 1: Find your rhythm

Your first month is a chance to see which work deserves a place in your routine. Build on the result you used in Week 1.

Days 1 to 7: Lay the foundation

Complete intake and your first useful work. If that is where you are today, keep working there before adding a routine.

Days 8 to 14: Try the same responsibility again

Use fresh source material for the same kind of job. Include the correction that mattered last time. Confirm how any reusable preference is saved in your setup, then check whether the next result reflects it.

Days 15 to 30: Attach it to an occasion

Choose a cue already in your week: “After a client call, I will share the notes for a draft follow-up.” Define the repeatable job and start manually. Scheduling requires an available, explicitly configured capability.

Your milestone

You have a clear occasion, a reusable brief, and more than one reviewed result. Use a weekly review to ask what helped and what still needed rework.

Keep the routine if it is useful. Narrow it or choose different work if it keeps creating more effort than it saves. The aim is a routine that fits your business, at a pace you can sustain.