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The AI Weekly Planning Template

Turn your scattered to-do list into a revenue-focused week in under 20 minutes.

Most founders start Monday with a pile of tasks and no clear thread connecting them to actual revenue. This template gives you a repeatable weekly planning system you run with AI. Fill in the prompts, paste the outputs into your planner, and start each week knowing exactly what to do first and why.

What is inside
  • Revenue Reality Check
  • Brain Dump and Sort
  • The Prioritised Weekly Plan
  • Follow-Up and Pipeline Tracker
  • Content and Visibility Planner
  • End of Week Review
Section 1

Section 1: Revenue Reality Check

Before you plan a single task, anchor the week to what pays you. Fill this in first, then use the AI prompt to pressure-test it.

1.1

Weekly Revenue Anchor

My revenue target this month is: [£/$ AMOUNT]
I have [NUMBER] weeks left in the month.
That means I need to generate [£/$ AMOUNT] this week to stay on track.

My current pipeline looks like:
- Active conversations: [LIST NAMES/COMPANIES]
- Proposals out: [LIST]
- Expected closes this week: [LIST]

AI PROMPT TO RUN:
Paste the above into your AI tool and add: 'Based on this pipeline, tell me the single most important sales action I should take before anything else this week. Be specific. Name the person or deal.'
Section 2

Section 2: Brain Dump and Sort

Get everything out of your head first. Do not edit or prioritise yet. Just list it all, then hand it to AI to sort.

2.1

The Raw Brain Dump

Everything on my plate this week (list without filtering):
1. [TASK]
2. [TASK]
3. [TASK]
4. [TASK]
5. [TASK]
6. [TASK]
7. [TASK]
8. [TASK]
9. [TASK]
10. [TASK]
(Add as many as needed)

AI PROMPT TO RUN:
Copy your full list and paste it with this instruction: 'Sort this task list into three categories: (1) directly moves money this week, (2) builds the pipeline for next 30 days, (3) maintenance or admin that could be batched or delegated. Label each task with the category and a one-line reason. Be ruthless.'
2.2

The Delegation and Drop Filter

From the sorted list above, I am dropping these tasks entirely this week:
- [TASK]: reason [WHY IT CAN WAIT]
- [TASK]: reason [WHY IT CAN WAIT]

I am delegating these tasks:
- [TASK] to [PERSON/TOOL] by [DAY]
- [TASK] to [PERSON/TOOL] by [DAY]

AI PROMPT TO RUN:
'For each task I am delegating, write a one-paragraph brief I can send directly to the person or tool taking it over. Include: what I need, the format I want back, and the deadline.'
Section 3

Section 3: The Prioritised Weekly Plan

Now build the actual week. Three revenue-linked priorities maximum. Everything else supports those three or gets deprioritised.

3.1

Top Three Priorities

This week my three priorities are:

Priority 1: [TASK/PROJECT]
Revenue link: [HOW THIS DIRECTLY AFFECTS INCOME]
Done looks like: [SPECIFIC MEASURABLE OUTPUT]
Time needed: [HOURS]
Deadline: [DAY]

Priority 2: [TASK/PROJECT]
Revenue link: [HOW THIS DIRECTLY AFFECTS INCOME]
Done looks like: [SPECIFIC MEASURABLE OUTPUT]
Time needed: [HOURS]
Deadline: [DAY]

Priority 3: [TASK/PROJECT]
Revenue link: [HOW THIS DIRECTLY AFFECTS INCOME]
Done looks like: [SPECIFIC MEASURABLE OUTPUT]
Time needed: [HOURS]
Deadline: [DAY]

AI PROMPT TO RUN:
'I have these three priorities. Build me a Monday to Friday daily schedule that protects focused work time for each one. Assume I have 5 hours of usable work time per day after meetings. Flag any conflicts or risks in the plan.'
3.2

Daily Time Block Template

Copy this for each day Monday through Friday:

DAY: [MONDAY/TUESDAY/WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY/FRIDAY]
Date: [DATE]

Morning block (9am to 12pm): [PRIORITY TASK]
Afternoon block (1pm to 3pm): [PRIORITY TASK OR MEETINGS]
End of day (3pm to 5pm): [EMAIL/ADMIN/FOLLOW-UPS]

Must-do today (non-negotiable): [ONE THING]
Will-do if time allows: [ONE THING]
Not touching today: [ANYTHING THAT CAN WAIT]

AI PROMPT TO RUN:
'Review this daily plan. Is the must-do task actually the highest revenue activity for today, given my priorities above? If not, tell me what should replace it and why.'
Section 4

Section 4: Follow-Up and Pipeline Tracker

Most revenue is lost not in the pitch but in the follow-up. This section keeps every open conversation moving.

4.1

Open Conversations Log

Name/Company: [NAME]
Last contact: [DATE]
What was said: [SUMMARY IN ONE SENTENCE]
Next action needed: [SPECIFIC STEP]
I need to do this by: [DATE]
Likelihood of converting: [HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW]

(Repeat for each active conversation)

AI PROMPT TO RUN:
Fill in the log for all active conversations, then paste it with this instruction: 'For each HIGH and MEDIUM likelihood conversation, write a follow-up message I can send today. Match the tone to what was said last. Keep each message under 100 words. Do not use templates that sound like templates.'
Section 5

Section 5: Content and Visibility Planner

Visibility is part of the revenue system, not a nice-to-have. This section makes sure you show up consistently without it eating your whole week.

5.1

Weekly Content Skeleton

This week I want to be visible on: [PLATFORM/S]
My audience on these platforms is: [WHO THEY ARE]
The problem I help them solve is: [SPECIFIC PROBLEM]
The angle I want to lead with this week is: [TOPIC OR INSIGHT]

Content I need this week:
- [FORMAT, e.g. LinkedIn post]: [TOPIC]
- [FORMAT, e.g. email to list]: [TOPIC]
- [FORMAT, e.g. short video]: [TOPIC]

AI PROMPT TO RUN:
'Using the angle and audience above, write all three pieces of content listed. Each piece should feel like it comes from the same person with the same point of view. Do not repeat the same point across all three. Make each one stand alone.'
5.2

Repurpose Stack

Piece of content I already have (paste or summarise it here): [EXISTING CONTENT]
Originally published: [DATE AND PLATFORM]
The core idea in one sentence: [CORE IDEA]

I want to repurpose this into:
- [FORMAT]: for [PLATFORM]
- [FORMAT]: for [PLATFORM]

AI PROMPT TO RUN:
'Take the core idea above and rewrite it in two new formats listed. Do not copy phrases from the original. Each version should feel fresh and native to the platform it is written for.'
Section 6

Section 6: End of Week Review

Five minutes on Friday tells you what to carry forward and what to fix in the system. Do not skip this part.

6.1

Friday Reset Prompt

This week I completed: [LIST WHAT GOT DONE]
This week I did not complete: [LIST WHAT SLIPPED]
Revenue moved forward by: [DESCRIBE WHAT CHANGED IN PIPELINE]
One thing that slowed me down: [HONEST ANSWER]
One thing that worked better than expected: [HONEST ANSWER]

Next week my focus should shift to: [AREA OR DEAL]

AI PROMPT TO RUN:
Paste the above and add: 'Based on what slipped this week, tell me: was this a planning problem, a time problem, or a priority problem? Give me one specific change to my planning process that would prevent the same slip next week.'
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Lilach Bullock has spent 21 years in marketing. Forbes Top 20 (twice), Oracle Social Influencer of Europe, and ranked the number one digital marketing influencer in the UK. She now builds AI-powered marketing systems for entrepreneurs, service businesses, and founders. The Sunday newsletter goes to 15,000 readers at a 70%+ open rate.

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