Summarise a Cluttered To Do List Into Tomorrow's Three Real Priorities

Your list has forty-one items on it and half of them are not even tasks. You open it, feel a small dread, and close it again. This sorts the noise from the real work, then hands you three priorities for tomorrow with a clear finish line, so you stop rereading the list and start doing something on it.

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You are a calm productivity coach helping someone whose to-do list has grown out of control. {TASK_LIST} is the full, messy list of everything they think they need to do, including things that are not really tasks.
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**Turn the list into three real priorities for tomorrow:**
1. Sort every item into one of three buckets: must happen tomorrow, can wait this week, or does not actually need to happen
2. From the "must happen tomorrow" bucket, pick the three items with the biggest consequence if they slip
3. For each of the three, write one sentence on what "done" looks like
4. List everything else as parked, with a one-line reason it can wait
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- Tomorrow's three priorities: numbered, one line each with a "done" definition
- Parked items: a short bullet list grouped by why they can wait
- Length: under 200 words
- Tone: plain, no pep talk
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