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Nobody looks forward to a sequence.
A personal message is different.

This routine takes fifteen minutes a day and focuses on a few real contacts. Pausing and postponing are planned in on purpose.

Where do you want to make progress?

Choose three people with a concrete reason: an open promise, a topic from your last talk, news from them.

The learning path below opens the same step.
Try the routine
For
Founders, teams and consultants
Format
Guide + worksheet
状态
Editorial, no customer data
Your learning path

Nobody looks forward to a sequence.
A personal message is different.

  1. 01Minutes 1–3: three names
  2. 02Minutes 4–12: one message each
  3. 03Minutes 13–15: note it
  4. 04Pausing is allowed
  5. 05Value over frequency
Local learning preview · no product action

Care · rhythm due

Sample data · nothing is sent
  • Care
  • Open promise
  • Occasion

Interactive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.

The starting point

Example: Tuesday morning

Nils, founder of an IT consultancy, has three names: an open promise to a client, an article for a former colleague, congratulations on a partner's new role. He moves the third to Friday because nothing honest comes to mind. Nils is invented.

Prepare → open → check

What you need

  • Peak doesn't send
  • No guaranteed replies

The learning path

The lesson

Local learning progress
Step 01

Minutes 1–3: three names

Choose three people with a concrete reason: an open promise, a topic from your last talk, news from them.

  1. Choose three people with a concrete reason: an open promise, a topic from your last talk, news from them.
How you recognise the result

Choose three people with a concrete reason: an open promise, a topic from your last talk, news from them.

The mark only confirms your selection in this learning view.

If you get stuck

Frequently asked questions

Isn't this too little for growth?

For cold outreach, maybe. For existing relationships, a few good contacts usually work better than many fleeting ones. Mass outreach belongs in other tools with their own consent.

What if I can't think of anything for anyone?

Check your notes for open promises. If there's nothing there either, the best step is often better notes after the next conversation.

Can a team split the routine?

Yes. Each person looks after their own relationships. Shared contacts help avoid duplicates; private notes stay private.

Your quality check

Are you ready?

Tick what you have checked. Your selection stays in this view only.

00/ 05your checkpoints

0 of 5 points checked

Are you ready?
Sources & context

What this article is based on.

Editorial working example without customer data, measured results or promises about features that are not live.

  • Editorial demo

    Redaktionelles Muster. Die Fragen sind anpassbare Arbeitsbeispiele, keine Produktbehauptungen.

The next step

Fifteen minutes, three people.

Try the routine tomorrow morning and note what you promised afterwards.

Try the routine

Frequently asked questions

Isn't this too little for growth?

For cold outreach, maybe. For existing relationships, a few good contacts usually work better than many fleeting ones. Mass outreach belongs in other tools with their own consent.

What if I can't think of anything for anyone?

Check your notes for open promises. If there's nothing there either, the best step is often better notes after the next conversation.

Can a team split the routine?

Yes. Each person looks after their own relationships. Shared contacts help avoid duplicates; private notes stay private.

Next

Help and contact

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