Any plans for this weekend?
Perhaps you have a mini-vacation planned, or have major events to attend, weddings, Bar or Bat Mitzvahs, confirmations, a quinceanera.
Or maybe you have tickets to a game, a musical production or a play.
If you are a religious person you may spend Friday or Saturday or Sunday in prayer and learning, have special meals and guests.
Perhaps you have a list of jobs that you need to conquer before the weekend flees and you are back to your daily grind.
Possibly the only thing on your list is "chill". Maybe you'll catch up on your favorite show, or read a book, or hang with friends, or sleep in. You have no definite plans.
There may be a compilation of the above.
If you were asked "what did you do all weekend" what would your answer be?
If you find yourself going "nothing really" and wondering where your weekend went, you need to spend more time developing your "7 Acts - Great Day" field to give shape to the day.
As explained earlier, the 7 acts aren't tasks. They may include tasks, but they also include such things as "eat breakfast" or "start that new book" or "long walk in country".
7 Acts - Great Day, along with the daily focus, helps make a weekend of memories, not a weekend that slides into and merges with a string of weekends that came before. It gives shape and color to your day, and deepens your appreciation for even a day full of "just chilled".