Type the plan · dates set
How Ayven cuts a plan into dated pieces
I have the whole launch in my head and I keep re-reading my own notes at night. Can you take it off me?
Type it as you would say it: the goal, the date, everything you can think of. I cut it into pieces with a date each, keep all of them, and write to you the morning a piece needs you.
five lines · dates set · first check Wednesday
Puts a date on every line
You type a paragraph; back come the licence, the reader, the photos, each with a date.
Puts the slowest wait first
The council takes ten working days, so the licence goes in on Wednesday.
Asks you the morning one is due
Not a list to re-read at night: a question on the day it matters.
The days after · what she does
How Ayven keeps the launch on the 30th
GoalThe card reader by the 20thSaturday: it has not shipped.
Reader not shipped, date passed
20th passed — read off the plan
on the photos — no timer
the 22nd — the card reader
Move the reader to the 23rd
Sat 10:16 — on your message
Sat 10:15 — your message
08:00 — each morning
Ask you if nothing has arrived
22nd, 08:00 — the morning
same day — due the 25th
08:00 — one email
Keep the sign and post on their dates
no change — their dates stand
next morning — gone
nothing due — no email
One date moves and the launch on the 30th keeps its own.
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Type the launch once and keep the 30th
You type the plan as you would say it; she puts a date on every part, keeps every one, moves a date when a thing slips and asks you the morning it matters, so the launch on the 30th opens on the 30th.
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