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Prompt Details
Model
Chat - GPT-4 (gpt-4)
Token size
664 ($0.01990 / call)
Example input
Abbreviated Questions:
Q. What are your weekly tasks
A1. I commute to and from work (9-5), I do homework with kids. (5 hours per week)
Q2. How much spare time?
A2. I have from around 7-10 hours per weekend evening and weekend
Q3. How much time do you have for each task?
A3. a few hours to both I supposed
Q3. When are you usually
A4. im usually busier on wednesday.
Example output
Thank you for sharing. It's important to consider those busier days when planning your activities.
Based on the information you've given me, here's a potential weekly plan:
Monday to Friday: Dedicate your daytime primarily to work and commuting. After work, help your kids with their homework.
Monday and Thursday evenings: Allocate this time for reading. Aim for an hour or two.
Tuesday and Friday evenings: Dedicate to learning the piano. Again, aim for an hour or two.
Wednesday: As you mentioned it's a busier day, keep this evening free to allow for any overflows of work or other responsibilities.
Weekend evenings: You can use this time flexibly. Maybe you'd like to spend more time reading, practicing the piano, or perhaps doing other activities you enjoy.
Remember, this is just a starting point and can be adjusted based on your experiences and how your week is progressing. It's important that the schedule serves you and not the other way around. How does this initial plan sound?