Morning Briefing
The Morning Briefing is a routine Miley runs before your day begins. She reviews overnight messages, today’s schedule, and anything still waiting on you, then sends one focused summary of what deserves your attention first.
Start each workday with a quick overview of what matters most, so I know where to focus before the day gets busy.
Run this every weekday morning an hour before I start work.
- Review anything important that came in overnight across email and the tools I’ve connected. Only surface what needs my attention today.
- Check today’s calendar, including who I’m meeting, anything I should prepare, and any scheduling conflicts.
- Look for unfinished commitments, approaching deadlines, things I promised to do, and anything I’m still waiting on from others.
- Prioritize everything by importance and urgency, not simply by when it arrived.
Send everything as one concise email I can read in about two minutes. If there’s genuinely nothing important, just tell me that instead of filling the briefing with unnecessary updates.
By default, you can read and summarize information on your own, but don’t send messages, reply, schedule, or make changes without my approval.
If I already have a Morning Briefing routine, don’t create another one. Use these instructions to personalize the existing workflow around the tools I use, how I work, and anything else you already know about my preferences.
