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	"title": "Field Notes Weekly",
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				"id": "http://vkshnaider.micro.blog/2026/11/11/a-simple-weekly-planning-ritual.html",
				"title": "A simple weekly planning ritual",
				"content_html": "<p>Planning does not need an app. Try this on Sunday evening: write down the three things that would make the coming week a success, one per line.</p>\n<p>Under each, add the very first physical action. Not &ldquo;work on report&rdquo; but &ldquo;open the document and write the outline&rdquo;. Starting actions beat long to-do lists.</p>\n<p>Block time for the three items on the calendar before anything else lands there. Leave an hour empty each day on purpose; interruptions will use it.</p>\n<p>On Friday, spend five minutes looking at the three lines and noting what you finished. The habit of reviewing matters more than the quality of the plan.</p>\n",
				
				"date_published": "2026-11-11T08:40:08+00:00",
				"url": "https://vkshnaider.micro.blog/2026/11/11/a-simple-weekly-planning-ritual.html",
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