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Weekly Progress Review PDF
Daily tracking tells you what happened; a weekly review tells you why. This one-page PDF is a short end-of-week reflection: what worked, what didn't, and one specific adjustment to try next week instead of a whole new plan.
Updated July 30, 2026
Weekly Progress Review PDF
Reflect on the week's easiest and hardest days, then set one focus for next week.
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What The PDF Includes
- A field for the week you're reviewing
- Space to note which habits you actually kept
- Prompts for what made the easiest and hardest days different
- A field for one specific adjustment to try next week
- A field for your single focus going into next week
How To Use It
- Fill it in once, at a fixed point each week — a Sunday evening works well for many readers.
- Be specific about the easiest and hardest days, not just "good week" or "bad week."
- Pick one adjustment, not several, to try next week.
- Keep the sheet somewhere you'll actually see it during the week.
Printing Instructions
The PDF is formatted for standard US Letter paper at default margins. Print at 100% scale ("Actual size," not "Fit to page") so the blank lines stay properly spaced for handwriting.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from the daily trackers?
Daily trackers capture whether a habit happened each day. This review is a once-a-week reflection sheet — it asks what made the week's easiest and hardest days different, and turns that into a single adjustment for next week, rather than tracking day-by-day completion.
Why does it only ask for one focus for next week?
Trying to fix everything that went wrong in one week usually backfires. Picking a single, specific adjustment — a different cue, a smaller first step, a different time — is more likely to actually get tried.
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