The pages that get skipped, which is why projects slip
Project Overview — name, start date, deadline, objective, and three numbered success metrics. Writing three metrics before you begin is the single highest-value thing on any of these pages: it forces “done” to mean something specific rather than “we stopped working on it.”
Task Breakdown and Timeline — the work split into pieces with dates against them, so slippage shows up in week two rather than week six.
Risk Assessment — what could go wrong, and what you would do. Ten minutes here is worth more than any amount of recovery later.
Review — what went well, what did not, what you would change. Run it and the next project starts smarter.
What you get
- 6-page PDF, instant download after checkout
- US Letter, black and white
- Print one set per project; the task and timeline pages can be reprinted as often as needed
What this is not
Not Gantt software and not a substitute for Asana or Notion. Deliberately paper. Best for freelancers, solo operators, and small teams running one project at a time. Printed lines, not fillable fields.
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