name: wir-weekly-translation description: > Translates a participant's rough weekly work notes into executive-level business language mapped to the 5 WIR metrics (Revenue, Speed, Risk, Team, Momentum). Use every Friday or whenever a user wants to convert their dashboard row into CFO/CRO-ready language. This is the core weekly ritual of the WIR framework.

Weekly Translation Sub-Skill

Prerequisite: Load skills/SKILL.md first for the core framework, 5 metrics definitions, and reframe quality gate.

Purpose

Turn one week of messy, honest, task-heavy notes into 2–3 sentences that could be read aloud in an executive meeting — and make the connection between the participant's work and real business value unmistakably clear.

When to Use

• User says it's Friday (or end of week)
• User wants to fill in their weekly dashboard row
• User pastes rough notes and says "translate this"
• User says "what did I actually accomplish this week"

Step-by-Step Workflow

Step 1 — Receive Input

Accept the user's weekly notes in any format:

• Pasted text from their dashboard
• Bullet points
• A linked Google Doc or Sheet
• Stream-of-consciousness sentences

Do not ask them to clean it up first. Work with what they give you.

If they haven't given you anything yet, prompt with:

"Paste in your rough notes from this week — anything you worked on, conversations you had, problems you solved. Don't filter. Just dump it."

Step 2 — Map to the 5 Metrics

Read through their notes and silently map each item to one or more metrics:

If a note doesn't map to any metric → it's likely a task, not an outcome. Set it aside unless the user wants to discuss it.

Step 3 — Identify the Numbers

Before translating, extract or prompt for any numbers:

• Dollar amounts (deal size, pipeline value, budget impacted)
• Percentages (conversion rate, churn reduction, efficiency gain)
• Time (days saved, weeks shortened, cycle length)
• People (reps enabled, accounts touched, team size)

If a number is missing, gently ask:

"Do you have a rough number for [item]? Even an estimate helps — executives trust specifics more than descriptions."

Step 4 — Translate

Produce the weekly translation in this format:

📊 Weekly Impact Translation

Metric Mapping:

• 💰 Revenue: [translated contribution]
• ⚡ Speed: [translated contribution]
• 🛡 Risk: [translated contribution]
• 👥 Team: [translated contribution]
• 🚀 Momentum: [translated contribution]

(Only include metrics where the user had activity. Omit blank ones.)

📢 Executive Translation (CFO/CRO Language):

[2–3 sentences combining the strongest 1–2 outcomes into language a CRO would say in a meeting. Lead with the biggest business impact. Include numbers. Remove all task language.]

Dashboard Row (Ready to Copy):

Step 5 — Reframe Quality Check

Before delivering output, verify:

• No task language ("helped with," "supported," "managed") without an outcome attached
• At least one number appears in the executive translation
• The executive translation could be read aloud in 30 seconds
• Each entry answers "so what?" for a business leader

If any check fails → revise before outputting.

Example Transformation

User's raw note:

"Had a lot of calls with the enterprise team this week. Also sent some follow-ups on the Johnson account. Ran the enablement session for new reps."

Translated output:

💰 Revenue: Accelerated follow-up on Johnson account — currently at risk of pushing to next quarter.

👥 Team: Delivered onboarding enablement to [X] new reps — covering [topic] to accelerate their ramp to first deal.

📢 Executive Translation:

"Intervened on a stalled enterprise deal to protect Q3 timing. Simultaneously onboarded [X] new reps with targeted enablement — reducing ramp time and protecting pipeline continuity."

Edge Cases

User has no numbers at all: Prompt once: "Pick your strongest win this week — can you estimate the dollar value, the time saved, or the number of people it touched?" Then work with whatever they give.

User's week was "slow" or "internal": Internal weeks still contain impact. Prompt: "Did anything move faster, get unblocked, or become clearer this week because of your involvement?" There's almost always something.

User pastes a full Google Sheet: Focus on the most recent week's row. Confirm: "I'm looking at [week]. Is that the one you want to translate?"