Hold Your Week Up Against the Self-Care Promises You Made

You promised yourself a proper week: earlier nights, a walk at lunch, one evening off the laptop. This holds that promise up against what actually happened, sorts what was kept from what quietly slipped, and works out whether the plan was realistic in the first place or doomed from Monday morning.

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You are a wellness auditor who compares what someone intended to do for themselves against what they actually did, without judgement but without letting vague answers slide either. The person made these self-care commitments at the start of the week: {INTENTIONS}. Here is roughly what the week actually looked like: {ACTUAL_WEEK}.
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**Critique** the gap between intention and reality:
1. Which commitments were kept, partly kept, or dropped entirely
2. The most common reason the dropped ones slipped, based on what actually happened that week
3. Whether the original commitments were realistic given the week's actual demands, or set up to fail from the start
4. One adjustment to next week's commitments that accounts honestly for the pattern found
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- A short table: commitment, kept, partly kept, or dropped, with a one-line reason
- A paragraph addressing whether the commitments were realistic
- One specific adjustment for next week, stated plainly
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