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Optimise your Morning Routine
More than anything, daily consistency will help you reach your goals in Q2 and having a great morning routine will help you do that. So I've created a morning routine evaluation prompt to review what you are currently doing and identify what's working and what's not. It will score your current routine and provide suggested improvements that might make success a bit easier to achieve on a daily basis. I thought this might be helpful to share since I was doing this for myself this week. My daily routines have basically become non existent after surgery and I want to try to get them back as quickly as possible, but also make them better than they were before too while I've got time! ☺️ Whether you are doing things smoothly at the moment or have hit a road block in your path I hope this prompt will be useful. Have a wonderful weekend! Architect Anna
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Anna, thank you so much for sharing this. I ran the prompt and scored really low but what it revealed was that my poor mornings aren’t simply down to me and my habits. They’re the result of circumstances around me that I hadn’t fully faced up to. Your prompt shone a light on what actually needs to change, and that’s far more valuable than a quick fix. Wishing you a gentle and speedy recovery. 🌟
End of Q1, Start of Q2
Hello everyone and thank you so much for your kind messages last week ahead of my surgery! Everything went well and I am recovering at home. This surgery was a huge win for me, since I waited 6.5 years for the NHS to fix my knee after an injury in 2019, and also a challenge as it has impacted my work and now my ability to walk for the next few weeks. So I thought I would bring the question to you, what has been your biggest win and challenge of the first quarter of 2026? What will you bring into Q2 and leave behind in Q1? Hopefully we can all celebrate each others successes and help each other through the challenges as well in this group :) Let me know how Q1 was for you and what your plans are for Q2! Wishing each of you all the best! Thanks again for your support last week, it is very appreciated ❤️ I've got lots of surgery photos, but I don't want to gross anyone out, so I won't post them with this message 😅 Architect Anna
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Anna, so glad the surgery went well and you’re home recovering! Six and a half years of waiting, and now finally on the other side of it. My Q1 win? Medraf Digital is taking shape as an AI front-office automation consultancy for hospitality businesses, and I’m just weeks away from my first paying client. After 25 years in education, building something entirely my own still feels quietly extraordinary. My Q1 challenge? Resisting the urge to do everything at once. There are so many directions this business could go, and learning to stay focused on the next right step has been the real work. Into Q2 I’m bringing momentum, a clearer offer, and a growing sense that this is genuinely working. Leaving behind the need for everything to be perfect before I move. Wishing you a smooth and speedy recovery. You’ve already waited long enough! 💛
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@Anna Berkman, thank you for this. The seed and roots image really landed with me. Medraf actually means “I can” in the Anglesey dialect of Welsh, so your words felt very close to home. Here’s to a wonderful Q2 for all of us, and a smooth recovery for you. You’ve been incredibly generous with your knowledge and your encouragement while going through so much yourself. 💛
What a month!
Earlier this month I flew to Dublin Ireland to deliver a full day of AI training. I've always wanted to go to Dublin, but just never got around to it, so this was a very exciting opportunity. I flew in the day before and explored the city from the docks, to the Guinness factory, all the way out to the zoo. I got to stay in a nice hotel and have dinner in my room as I prepared for the training the next day. Then it all happened so quickly, it was an amazing training day, I delivered the session, went to the airport, had dinner and came home. A very short, but sweet trip. Yesterday I got to speak at the British Library for a great event that will have an impact far beyond that session. Helping other entrepreneurs is one of my favourite things to do and from the session I delivered yesterday that could be tens of thousands of people and small businesses. I got lots of positive feedback from the day and I think it's so cool that I get to blow peoples minds on a regular basis! One of the best parts of the day was that my mom could be there, she flew in from America yesterday morning hours before I went on stage! She has never seen me do public speaking before and it was really special to have her at that event. But she didn't fly all the way from America just to hear me speak, she is here to help me over the next couple of weeks. Tomorrow I am having major surgery and pausing my AI training work while I recover. I'm hoping I can use my medical leave for some much needed deep work, thinking, learning and testing time, but the reality is I have no idea what kind of shape I will be in after tomorrow, so I am going to give myself a bit of grace to do as my body needs. That is also why I'm posting this on a Tuesday rather than the usual Friday post. I am truly so grateful my mom could be here to help me, and as independent as you and I may be it is still important to know when to ask for help and welcome it when it comes. So, what a month! International training, big events and now surgery.
What a month!
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Waw! You have been really busy! Exciting though and really sweet your mom could see you train too🥰Sorry to hear that you’re having surgery. I hope everything goes smoothly for you and you recover soon. Take care of yourself❤️
Vision Board
Hi everyone. I created a Vision Board prompt last week. Thought you might like it 🤗 I copied it into Claude: “I want to create a vision board for 2026 that captures my path to success, not a list of goals, but a true vision of what I want my life and business to feel like by the end of this year. Guide me through three reflective stages: 1. START / STOP / CONTINUE — Ask me what I want to start, stop, and continue across business, personal life, relationships, health, creativity, and finances. 2. WHAT DO I WANT / NEED / VISION? — Desire, foundations, and the bigger picture of who I’m becoming. 3. HOW DOES SUCCESS FEEL? — Not just what it looks like, but how it feels daily, emotionally, in relationships and work. Then organize my answers into a vision board with themes, power words, and a personal vision statement I can read every morning.”
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@Anna Berkman yey!! I look at mine every morning. It’s helping and motivating my dopamine deficient brain 😅
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@Anna Berkman 🥰
What do you need?
As crazy as it sounds we are nearly at the end of the first quarter of the year. What!?! Where are you at with things and what do you need help with? Do you need any custom prompts, any strategic advice or ideas, any motivational messages? Let me know. I'm here to help and as always I hope you had a wonderful week and a lovely weekend ahead! Architect Anna
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@Anna Berkman, yes I will be using a mixture of these. I love creating things. Probably comes ftom 25+ years of teaching primary 😊
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@Anna Berkman 🤞🏻
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Llinos Owen
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Building AI solutions for businesses across industries. Welsh entrepreneur, ready to make an impact!

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