The short answer: The weekly priorities reset is the Sunday planning act the check-in feeds: three priorities for the coming week, chosen from the week's evidence and aimed at the 90-day primary outcome.
What it is
Three named priorities for the week ahead, each with scheduled slots — written at the check-in, from the record, not from the mood.
Why three
One priority is too easy to dodge; ten is a fantasy list. Three forces the actual skill this brand teaches: choosing. The reset is where the 90-day outcome becomes next week's calendar — outcome, week, day, each layer written.
How Frank runs it
The Week 1 kit's weekly scorecard ends with it: three upcoming priorities, with scheduled slots for them. The kit is the template the Intensive runs for thirteen weeks — the reset is a standing appointment with the evidence, not a fresh act of motivation.
How it scores
Reset done, three named, slots attached: yes or no. The week's grades then follow the priorities all week.
Keep going
- How to set three weekly priorities — the choosing, in full
- Primary outcome — what the three serve
- The Sunday check-in — the review that feeds the reset