WEEK 4 · THINK BIGGER · 10 min

The Leverage Ledger

Three weeks in. Let AI add up what you've actually reclaimed — and tell you what it's for.

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For the last three weeks I've been using AI for things like:

[list what you've actually used it for — email triage, meeting prep, decision stress-tests, drafting, research, whatever you did]

Act as my chief of staff and build my leverage ledger:
1. Roughly how many hours a week have I reclaimed, and where?
2. Which of these tasks should I never go back to doing manually?
3. Where am I still doing by hand something I've already proven AI can handle?
4. If I reinvested every reclaimed hour into one high-value activity, what should it be?
5. The single workflow I haven't automated yet that would give me the most time back.

Claude

Past three weeks I've used AI for email triage, meeting prep, decision stress-tests, and first drafts. Build my leverage ledger.

Hours reclaimed (rough): ~7/week — email ~3, meeting prep ~2, drafts ~1.5, stress-tests ~0.5 (small hours, biggest upside).

Never do manually again: meeting prep and first drafts.

Still by hand: weekly status updates — you rewrite them from scratch each Friday.

Reinvest the 7 hours into the one thing only you can do: pipeline and partn...

Reclaimed time you don't redirect just evaporates. The leverage isn't the hours — it's what you point them at.

That's the next workflow worth building — and a preview of how deep this goes.

TODAY'S INSIGHT

Time saved is meaningless until you decide what it's for. Most people get the hours back and never notice.

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