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Start your day with the decisions already made. Claude does the sorting.

A free guide and ready-made prompt that has Claude read your inbox and calendar before you've found your coffee, then hand you one short brief: what needs you today, your top 3 priorities, and the gaps where you can actually think.

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Your "Top 3 for today" is ready before your first meeting.

Sound familiar?

Your morning starts in everyone else's priorities...

  • Opening your inbox "just to check" and surfacing forty minutes later
  • Missing the one reply that mattered because it sat between newsletters
  • Walking into a call and trying to remember what it was about
  • Reacting for an hour, then wondering where the day went
How it works

One brief. Every morning. Zero digging.

01Reads your overnight email and sorts it into three piles: needs you today, can wait, and ignore.
02Checks your calendar, preps you for your calls and flags the gaps where deep work can happen.
03Hands you a top 3 for the day and one grounding line to start steady.
What you get

Set it up once. Run it whenever you need it.

  • The Weekday Morning Brief guide, with a copy-and-paste prompt that works on any Claude plan
  • Email triage in three piles, so you only open what matters
  • Draft replies waiting in Gmail for the urgent ones. You review and send. Nothing goes out without you.
  • Calendar intel with prep notes and protected deep work windows
  • A top 3 list and a daily anchor to start the day well
  • Bonus for paid Claude plans: the Morning Brief skill, which remembers your answers and can run on a schedule, plus its setup guide
Free download

Add your details and your brief lands in your inbox.

Enter your name and email below and I'll send you the Morning Brief guide and prompt, plus the optional skill for paid Claude plans.

Questions

Before you go...

A Claude account with Gmail and Google Calendar connected. The prompt in the guide works on any plan. The optional skill and scheduled daily runs need a paid plan (Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise).

No. It writes drafts and a brief. You read, edit and send everything yourself.

A filter sorts. It doesn't read, rank or tell you what to do first. This does the thinking too, then hands you the decision already narrowed down.

Yes. It's written in plain language, so you can delete a section, add one, or change what counts as urgent for your business.

Tomorrow morning could start with a plan instead of an inbox.

Let's set it up.

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