Say the date · she picks the morning
How Ayven works out the morning to ask
The report is due on the 28th and I know I will not look at it until the 27th. Can you stop that happening?
Give me the date and the steps you can think of. I put a date on each step, ask you on the morning the first one is due, and tell you what the 28th costs if you go quiet after that.
four steps · first question Mon 14 · give-up the 28th
Puts a date on every step
The draft by the 14th, the numbers by the 17th, the reviews by the 24th.
Asks you the morning a step falls
A question you answer, not a reminder you swipe away.
Prices the date when you go quiet
Draft two days late means the reviewers lose four days.
The weeks before · what she does
How Ayven keeps the report on the 28th
GoalThe draft by the 14thFriday: nothing has moved.
Ask you the Friday before the draft
Fri 12, 08:00 — the morning
Fri 8:41 — on your message
08:00 — each morning
No answer from you by Monday
expiry 2 days — the weekend
the 20th — read off your message
the 24th — the reviews
Tell you what the 28th now costs
Mon 14, 08:00 — priced
20th to 24th — the 28th holds
08:00 — one email
Move the draft and keep the 28th
on your word — the 16th
Mon 20, 08:00 — the morning
nothing due — no email
Silence is answered with a cost, not a second reminder.
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Give her the 28th and stop watching it
You say what is due and when; she puts a date on every step, asks you the morning the first one is due, prices the date when you go quiet and re-dates the steps behind a slip, so the report goes in on the 28th.
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