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Build a Decision-Focused Review Agenda
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Organize review materials into clear priorities, decision points, questions, and follow-up actions.
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Make Your Play
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Focus annual reviews on choices that need attention instead of spending the meeting recapping information without reaching decisions.
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What you'll do
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Make Your Play
Build a Decision-Focused Review Agenda
Tell us what the prompt needs to know
Start with the questions below. Each answer personalizes the playbook and builds the prompt you’ll use at the end.
Your situation
Enter the total number of minutes available for the review.
Paste sanitized notes, relevant account details, goals, and prior review context.
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List recent life, work, family, income, spending, or financial changes that may affect the plan.
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List unfinished tasks, prior commitments, owners, and known deadlines.
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List the account questions, concerns, tradeoffs, and decisions raised by the client.
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What you'll do
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Assembled prompt
Beginner instructions
Paste concise, current notes. Remove names, account numbers, login details, Social Security numbers, and other identifying information. Review the result before using it with a client.
Advanced instructions
Add internal priority labels, known deadlines, meeting constraints, and any required review topics. Adjust the final agenda to match firm procedures and approved language.
Use this when
You have an upcoming client review and the file contains several updates, questions, goals, or unfinished tasks competing for attention.
You'll need
- Meeting length
- Client notes and account details
- Recent changes
- Open tasks
- Client questions
You'll get
- Agenda sections totaling the planned meeting length
- Three to five priorities ranked by urgency and impact
- A clear question or decision for every priority
- Unknown or conflicting details clearly labeled
- Follow-up actions with owner and due-date placeholders
- Routine updates moved out of decision time
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- Agenda sections totaling the planned meeting length
- Three to five priorities ranked by urgency and impact
- A clear question or decision for every priority
- Unknown or conflicting details clearly labeled
- Follow-up actions with owner and due-date placeholders
- Routine updates moved out of decision time