Time & Priority Audit
20 quiet minutes. Fill it out as the person who actually lived this week, not the one who meant to.
We don’t bow. We schedule.
What this audit actually is
You measure everything else. This is a printed look at the one resource you cannot replenish: a typical week of 168 hours. It is a worksheet you fill in by hand. No dashboard. No score to post. Just an honest map of where your time went, and whether it matches the life you say you want.
Your typical week
A week has 168 hours. You place sleep, work, meals, household, people, faith, rest, and screens where they actually lived — not where you hoped they would.
Stated vs. actual
You name your top five priorities, then set them next to the hours the audit shows. The gap is the conversation. Most of us already know it. Seeing it on paper is different.
Connection scores
High-functioning women are often surrounded and still hungry. You rate the quality of connection with God, yourself, partner, children, friends, family, work, and calling.
Get the audit
Leave your email. We’ll send the Time & Priority Audit so you can sit with it in a quiet room, not between meetings.
Be honest. No one is grading this. Think a typical week — not your best, not your worst. Fill every section before you read the last page.