Responsibility Boundary Prompt

Separates the marketing work genuinely yours from what got absorbed, and names the one boundary to set this week.

Not every task on a marketing plate was actually assigned there. Some were assumed out of habit, some were transferred when a client or teammate quietly stepped back, and some are self-imposed standards for outcomes, an algorithm change, a client's follow-through, that were never within anyone's control to begin with. This prompt classifies the full list and separates what genuinely belongs from what does not.

It weights the audit by where the weight is coming from: client work, a specific team member, a specific client relationship, or an internal standard, then runs each ASSUMED, TRANSFERRED, or SELF-IMPOSED item through the same three questions: who should own this, what happens if it stops, and what it is actually protecting against.

Built for the operator managing more than their role requires and calling it thoroughness. You walk away with one classified list and a single boundary to act on this week, without a script and without a promise that it will be comfortable.