# E8 | perplexity/sonar-pro | run 2

## Prompt

Convert this into a prioritized to-do list with rough time estimates: reply to the lawyer, book flights for the conference, review the design mockups, update the pitch deck before Thursday.

## Response

Here’s a concise, prioritized to‑do list with rough time estimates, ordered to reduce risk around deadlines and dependencies. Times are approximate; adjust based on your own pace.

## Prioritized To‑Do List

1. **Reply to the lawyer — 15–30 minutes**  
   - Priority: **Highest** (likely time‑sensitive, may affect legal/contractual matters).  
   - Suggested time estimate: 15–30 minutes, assuming you already understand the context and just need to draft and send a response.  
   - Tip: If the reply requires attaching documents or checking details, block 30–45 minutes instead.

2. **Book flights for the conference — 30–60 minutes**  
   - Priority: **High** (prices and availability change; booking earlier reduces cost and stress).  
   - Suggested time estimate: 30–60 minutes to compare options, clear dates, confirm with any stakeholders, and complete the booking.  
   - Tip: If you already know preferred airline and schedule, this can be closer to 20–30 minutes.

3. **Update the pitch deck before Thursday — 90–150 minutes**  
   - Priority: **High** (hard deadline; may require focused creative work and review cycles).  
   - Suggested time estimate:  
     - 60–90 minutes to revise content (slides, narrative, data).  
     - 30–60 minutes for polishing design, proofreading, and exporting/ sharing.  
   - If the deck needs only minor tweaks, you could budget 60–90 minutes total; if it needs restructuring, plan up to 2–3 hours broken into 2–3 focused blocks.

4. **Review the design mockups — 45–90 minutes**  
   - Priority: **Medium** (important, but likely less urgent than legal and travel tasks unless tied to a near‑term deadline).  
   - Suggested time estimate: 45–90 minutes to walk through all screens/states, capture feedback, and write comments or revision requests.  
   - Tip: If there are many variants or stakeholders, consider splitting into two sessions (e.g., 30–45 minutes each) to avoid fatigue and improve feedback quality.

Would you like me to turn this into a time‑blocked schedule for your next workday (e.g., with specific morning/afternoon slots)?
