The Real Task: A Clarity Prompt Pack
You said "put together the deck" or "own the rollout," it felt clear, and three weeks later the work comes back answering a question you never actually asked. This pack makes you name the real task, in writing, before you hand it off.What you get. 16 prompts across 4 sections: Name the Task, Test Whether It Is the Real Task, Surface the Avoidance, Write the Brief. Answered in writing in about 20 minutes, ending in a three-line brief you can hand off.Why you want it. You are about to delegate work that matters, and the task you can describe in a sentence is usually the easy substitute, not the real one. The gap stays invisible until the work comes back not-quite-right three weeks later.How it helps you. You leave with a named task, a stated boundary, and a brief you would accept if someone handed it to you, instead of a vague instruction that became someone else's guessing game.What's inside. 16 written prompts in 4 sections. Two worked examples showing the prompts applied to a real delegation. A closing three-line brief format: the task, the change it must produce, and how you will both know it landed. One sourced grounding reference (A. K. Rice, on primary task and anti-task).Credit toward the course. The EUR10 you spend here comes off the Primary Task module (EUR69) and the full Lead in the Present course (EUR199). You never pay twice.Format: written prompt pack, print or on-screen. About 20 minutes. Single-user license. No sign-up.
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