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Issue #29 · October 19, 2026 · 3 min

Run a 10-minute weekly review and plan

Three minutes. One prompt, one word, one skill. This is the October 19, 2026 issue in full — the prompt, the word, the skill and the mistake.

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Prompt of the DayRun a 10-minute weekly review and plan

End of week, and you want to close out and set up the next one.

Act as my productivity coach. Here's my week: [what I did / didn't / what's pending]. Help me: (1) name what actually moved the needle; (2) what to drop or delegate; (3) my top 3 priorities for next week; (4) the one thing that, if done, makes the week a win. Be honest if I'm busy but not productive.

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Word of the DayPrompt Injection

Prompt injection is an attack where hidden or malicious text overrides an AI's instructions to make it misbehave or leak data.

Every Word of the Day becomes a permanent page. Full definition →

Try ThisTurn any meeting recording into decisions + owners

Record the meeting (Zoom/Teams/phone memo), get the transcript, and paste it with: 'Extract every DECISION, every ACTION with an owner and due date, and every OPEN QUESTION. Table format.'

  1. Grab the transcript (most tools export one).
  2. Run the extract prompt.
  3. Skim, fix names, send as the recap.

Don't Do ThisDon't cram five jobs into one prompt

"Summarise this, draft a reply, build a plan, and make a slide outline" reliably produces four mediocre things, because quality drops as the instruction count climbs.

Instead: One task per message. Do the summary, check it, then ask for the reply built on the summary you approved.

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