Sunday reset checklist

    Pick from 25 weekly-reset tasks across home, planning, self-care, and meal prep. Print one page.

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    A Sunday reset checklist is a short list of home, planning, self-care and preparation tasks for the week ahead. Pick only the tasks you need from the library above, change the time estimates and print your own checklist. Sunday is optional: use whichever weekly review day suits your schedule.

    Sunday reset example when time is limited

    CategoryExample choiceWhat done looks like
    HomeStart the laundryClothes are in the machine; folding can be a separate task
    PlanningReview next week's calendarAppointments and one priority are written down
    Self-careSpend some time outsideA break you chose, not another performance target
    PrepPack your bagTomorrow's essentials are ready

    This is a sample, not a prescribed routine. Choose a small version before adding a full-house clean or a large meal-prep session. If the total estimate is too long, remove a task or move it to another day.

    Put planning before a perfect reset

    Review fixed appointments, travel and deadlines before selecting tasks. For work that spans several weeks, use the 2026 working-days calendar to check country-specific holidays, then subtract your own leave and other commitments. Avoid treating every weekday as available work time.

    Write one concrete next action for Monday in the ADHD task planner: "send the agenda" rather than "organise everything". Use the meeting cost calculator when you are reviewing whether a proposed meeting needs everyone on the invitation.

    Choose tasks that fit your home

    The library is a starting point. Skip tasks that do not match your living situation, budget or access needs. The selected checklist shows an estimated total; it is not a measured completion time. If a task needs a machine to finish, plan another short action while it runs rather than counting that wait as hands-on work.

    Keep the reset useful next week

    Your selected tasks and time estimates are stored in this browser. Print or download your checklist if you need a copy elsewhere. The existing save handoff sends selected task titles into LemTask; it does not automatically create a recurring routine. Choose any repeat schedule separately in the app.

    A dopamine menu can hold enjoyable break choices alongside your checklist. A morning routine checklist covers the daily version. Neither needs to become another long list: keep what you use and leave the rest.

    How to use it

    1. 1

      Pick your reset tasks

      Select tasks from the library to add them to your checklist. Start small and include only what fits this week.

    2. 2

      Time-box each one

      Estimate how long each will take. The total tells you whether your reset fits the time you've blocked for it.

    3. 3

      Reorder by what flows

      Most people group home tasks first (machines running in the background), then planning, then self-care.

    4. 4

      Print it for the fridge

      Visible checklists get done. The print view fits on one page with check boxes and time slots.

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