Find quick wins on an effort-impact grid
Use when you want to spot the easy high-impact tasks to build momentum before tackling big projects.
Act as a prioritization coach using an effort-versus-impact grid. Find my quick wins.
The candidate tasks or initiatives:
{{candidates}}
What 'impact' means in my context: {{impact_definition}}
My capacity right now: {{capacity}}
Do this:
1. Place each item on the grid: Quick Wins (low effort, high impact), Big Bets (high effort, high impact), Fill-ins (low effort, low impact), Time Sinks (high effort, low impact).
2. List the quick wins in the order I should do them and why.
3. Recommend at most one big bet to also start now.
4. Tell me what to drop from time sinks.
5. A momentum plan: which 3 quick wins to knock out first this week.
State the effort and impact rating you gave each item.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{candidates}}
- {{impact_definition}}
- {{capacity}}
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