Productivity 10 April 2026
How We Run a Weekly Review Without Drowning in Tools
A 30-minute weekly review that we've been running for three years. Two columns, one notebook, no apps.
Olivia CarterA 30-minute weekly review that we've been running for three years. Two columns, one notebook, no apps.
Olivia Carter
The weekly review is the most underrated productivity habit there is. It's also the one most often abandoned because the system grows faster than the benefit.
That's it. No apps. No tags. No backlog grooming. The whole point is the act of reflection — not the artefact.
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