Great — here’s a Weekly Reset Routine (30–60 min) that ties your daily work together, keeps you accountable, and ensures you’re compounding profit over the long run. Think of it as your profit check-up + strategy update.


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???? Weekly Reset Routine (30–60 min)

Step 1. Review Decisions (10–15 min)

Go through your decision log for the week.

For each: ask

✅ Did it follow my rules (data > emotion, upside > downside)?

✅ Was the outcome as expected?


Mark 1 best decision & 1 worst decision.



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Step 2. Profit & Cost Audit (5–10 min)

Check:

Income streams: which grew, which shrank?

Expenses: which were necessary, which were wasteful?


Ask: “What can I cut without losing growth?”



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Step 3. System Building Check (5–10 min)

Did I improve or create any scalable system this week? (automation, recurring income, processes)

If no → pick 1 system task for next week.



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Step 4. Opportunity & Risk Scan (5–10 min)

List top 3 opportunities spotted this week.

List top 3 risks (market, personal, business).

Decide: Which 1 opportunity and 1 risk get priority next week?



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Step 5. Network & Leverage Review (5–10 min)

Who did I connect with? Who should I follow up with?

Who can open doors for bigger profit opportunities?

Plan 1 outreach for next week.



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Step 6. Reflection & Reset (5 min)

Ask yourself:

Did I act as the disciplined, patient risk-taker I want to be?

Where did emotion creep in?

What’s my single most important profit move for next week?


Write it as your weekly mantra (e.g., “This week, I focus on cutting costs and scaling automation.”).



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✅ Weekly Reset Checklist

Reviewed decisions → learned from wins & mistakes

Audited income & expenses → cut waste

Checked system progress → planned 1 new system

Prioritized 1 opportunity & 1 risk

Strengthened at least 1 key connection

Wrote weekly profit mantra



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???? This weekly reset keeps your long-term profit compass aligned, so you don’t drift into emotional or short-term behavior.

Would you like me to now combine daily (short + full) + weekly reset into a one-page master routine you can use as a printable or digital dashboard?