The CEO Check
Ten quick, honest questions about where your time actually went last week. No judgement, just a clear read on whether you're running your business, or it's quietly running you.
The CEO version of you isn't someone you have to build from scratch. She's already available. Most weeks, the only question is whether you're actually stepping into her, or hiding in the pretty, safe tasks instead.
At the end you'll get your stage, the spot where you're most likely to hide, and two prompts to take into Claude: one for every week, and one for once a month.
Takes about 4 minutes. Be honest, that's the whole point.
Two prompts for Claude, both already set up for your hiding spot. The weekly one looks at where your hours went. The monthly one walks the whole business. Use them together and far less slips through the cracks.
Run this at the start of your CEO hour each week. It sorts your week into the work that pays you and everything else, and gives you the one thing to do first.
Everything here is optional, and the more you add, the better Claude can help. Nothing you type is saved or sent anywhere. It only goes where you paste it.
Preview your prompt
Open Claude (claude.ai) and start a fresh chat. If you've set up a project with everything about your business in it, start the chat inside that project so Claude already knows you. Paste your prompt in, hit enter, then talk it through with Claude like a business partner.
Run this once a month, in your protected CEO hour, when you stop working in your business and start working on it. Where the weekly prompt looks at your hours, this one walks the whole business with you: your customer path, your systems, how you work best, and the one thing that would make the biggest difference.
Preview your prompt
Open Claude (claude.ai) and start a fresh chat, inside your business project if you have one. Paste the prompt in, hit enter, then talk it through with Claude like a business partner who already knows everything about you.
When you're done, keep whatever comes out of it wherever you keep your CEO hour notes. It's a tool you'll come back to again and again.