The Sunday Night Reset.
One quiet hour, every Sunday, that decides the week before it starts. Members run this between sessions so sleep, training, and the calendar don’t drift.
Six steps. About sixty minutes. The point isn’t the list — it’s the hour you spend looking at the week before it owns you. Print it, mark it up, run it Sunday after dinner. Members repeat it weekly; you can take it as written.
The six steps of the Sunday Night Reset
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One
Close the open loops.
10 minOpen the inbox and the to-do list at the same time. Anything you owed somebody this week and didn’t send — send it now, in three lines, even if it’s a holding note. Anything you said you’d do and won’t — say so, plainly, before Monday. The point isn’t to finish the week. It’s to stop carrying it.
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Two
Set next week’s three measures.
10 minThree numbers, one line each. Sleep average you intend to hit. Training sessions you intend to do. Weight (or a body measure that matters more to you, kept the same week to week). Write them down in the same place you’ll write them down next Sunday. The measure that survives a hard week is the one you keep.
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Three
One offer review.
10 minLook at the one offer that is doing most of the revenue. One paragraph: what worked this week, what didn’t, what you’d change before Monday. Not a strategy session — a written observation. The discipline is the writing, not the insight. Members keep these stacked; the pattern shows up in the third or fourth one.
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Four
One written review of last week.
10 minThree short answers. What did I do that I’d do again? What did I do that I wouldn’t? What did the week ask of me that I wasn’t ready for? Members write this in the same notebook every Sunday. The record is the point. Read back over the last four reviews once a month.
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Five
Audit the calendar.
15 minOpen Monday to Friday. Two open mornings and one quiet afternoon should already be on the page; if they aren’t, put them there now. Move anything that doesn’t need you. Decline anything that does and shouldn’t. The calendar is the only document that argues with you on Tuesday morning — settle the argument on Sunday.
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Six
Sleep prep.
5 minPhone out of the bedroom. Lights down by a fixed hour — pick the hour and keep it. Tomorrow’s clothes and tomorrow’s training kit laid out. Water on the bedside. Members report that this is the smallest of the six steps and the one that changes Monday morning the most.
The reset isn’t a productivity ritual. It’s the weekly room where the work the practice is doing on you stays honest. Run it for four Sundays before you decide whether it’s working. Most members say week three is the one that surprises them.