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# Module 3 · Your Morning Briefing

> Goal: a daily digest that arrives before you ask, and a watcher that only speaks when something matters. (~10 minutes)

**Goal:** a daily digest that arrives before you ask, and a watcher that only speaks when something matters.

## 3.1 · The daily digest

Set this up yourself, or watch the facilitator do it — it's one prompt either way:

```text Prompt theme={null}
Every weekday at 7am, email me: revenue pace vs plan, yesterday's [bookings/signups], cash position, and anything unusual — flagged first. Five lines, then detail.
```

<Check>
  **You'll see:** a scheduled playbook created. Tomorrow at 7am it arrives; the morning after, too. The "anything unusual, flagged first" line means the days that matter read differently from the days that don't.
</Check>

## 3.2 · The exception watcher

The digest reports daily; the watcher speaks *only* on exceptions:

```text Prompt theme={null}
Watch [revenue pace, pipeline, cash] daily. Alert me only when something moves more than [10%] off trend or plan. One sentence plus the chart. Otherwise, silence.
```

<Check>
  **You'll see:** a feed agent created. Most days it says nothing — that's the design. When it does speak, it's worth reading, which is the opposite of every dashboard email you currently delete.
</Check>

## 3.3 · Follow up where you are

Briefings delivered to Slack or Teams (depending on your workspace configuration) can be interrogated right in the thread — reply "why?" to the morning number and the analysis continues there. Your inbox stops being a dead end.

<Frame caption="Your morning briefing, without asking.">
  <img src="https://textqllabs.github.io/workshops/executives/assets/exec-m3-briefing.png" alt="Your morning briefing, without asking." />
</Frame>

### ✅ Checkpoint

* [ ] The 7am digest exists and you know what arrives tomorrow
* [ ] The watcher is set with a threshold you chose — and you understand why silence is the feature