What does it mean that the weekly review?

A longer weekly review identifies patterns and adjusts plans.

Example: You sit down on Sunday evening and read through seven daily review entries. Individually, each entry noted "low energy in the afternoon." Collectively, the pattern is unmistakable: your afternoon slump is not occasional — it is structural. You adjust your next week's schedule to put deep work before noon and administrative tasks after 2 PM, and the following week your output increases measurably.

Try this: Block 45 minutes this weekend for your first weekly review. Gather all daily review notes, calendar entries, and task completions from the past seven days. Answer three questions in writing: (1) What patterns appear across multiple days? (2) What did I commit to that I did not do, and why? (3) What one adjustment to next week's plan would have the highest impact? Then set three concrete intentions for next week and schedule them.