A weekly check-in form turns into "fine, busy week" by the third Sunday.
This template is four questions answered out loud, and SendMyVoice gives you the audio and a transcript of each.
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Step 1 of 4
What went well this week?
Tap to record. Up to 2 min.
What went well this week?
Start with the wins. The rest is easier to talk about after.
What got in the way?
The useful one. You hear the tone as well as the reason.
How were your energy and sleep, from 1 to 10?
A number to track week to week, with the reason next to it.
What's your one focus for next week?
One thing, in the client's words. Bring it up in the next session.
On the free plan (3 questions), use 1, 2 and 4. The questions work in any form tool too.
Maria Lopez
Answered today at 10:42
1. What went well this week?
I did all three workouts, which hasn't happened since March. And I cooked at home five nights out of seven.
2. What got in the way?
Work, mostly. We had a deadline on Thursday and I slept maybe five hours two nights in a row. I skipped Friday's session and ordered pizza, honestly.
3. How were your energy and sleep, from 1 to 10?
Energy about a 5. Sleep a 4, because of Thursday.
4. What's your one focus for next week?
Bed by eleven on weeknights. That's it, just that one.
What went well, what got in the way, a number for energy or sleep, and one focus for next week. Four questions keep it quick enough for every week.
No. It works for life, career, nutrition and business coaching too. Change question 3 to whatever you track.
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10 a month on the free plan, enough for two clients checking in weekly. Pro takes 200 a month.
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