The ChatGPT prompt that replaced my productivity system

Hey, Pieter here, founder of ChatGPT Compass.

Do you ever feel like you're drowning in tasks while the truly important work remains undone?

I used to juggle multiple productivity apps, complex to-do lists, and still somehow miss critical deadlines or forget important tasks. Despite trying everything from Notion to Todoist to paper planners, I never found a system that truly worked for my entrepreneurial workflow.

Each system was either too rigid, too complex, or required too much maintenance.

That's why I created what I call the "Weekly Command Center" prompt - a simple ChatGPT tool that helps you organize your entire week in minutes, focusing your time on what truly matters.

This prompt works like a personal productivity coach and assistant rolled into one, guiding you through a proven process to plan your week for maximum impact.

Here's the exact prompt I use:

[WEEKLY COMMAND CENTER PROMPT]

🎯 Click here to get the complete prompt

This prompt helps you:

• Identify the vital few tasks that will actually move your business forward

• Create time blocks that protect your peak productivity hours

• Balance urgent demands with important long-term projects

• Track progress and adapt as your week unfolds

I'm sharing this with you because as entrepreneurs, our ability to focus on the right things often determines our success more than any other factor.

Try it this Sunday evening or Monday morning. Simply answer a few questions about your goals and current workload in ChatGPT with this prompt, and watch as it creates a tailored weekly plan that cuts through the noise and focuses your energy where it matters most.

If you use it, I'd love to hear how it changes your week. Just reply to this email and let me know.

I'll be back tomorrow with another valuable prompt to help you grow your business.

To your success,

Pieter

Founder, ChatGPT Compass

P.S. The most powerful part of this prompt is the "energy mapping" section - it helps you align your most demanding tasks with the times when you have the most mental energy, rather than just scheduling based on time availability.