What weeknight dinnersdo you want to learn today?
Any subject. One goal. A week that adds up.
Tell My Lesson Day what you want to get better at — chess, cooking, running, a language, an instrument — and how much time you have. You lay out your week, Sunday through Saturday. Each morning Claude builds that day's lesson: one focused session, one clear next step, all pointed at the thing you actually want to be able to do.
Goal: three dinners from scratch.
20–45 min a day Sun to Sat
- Sun01Knife skills
Dice an onion · mince garlic · hold the knife right
20 minDay 1 / 7 - Mon02Pan sauces
Sear · deglaze · reduce · mount with butter
25 minDay 2 / 7 - Tue03Rice & grains
Absorption method · rest · fluff
20 minDay 3 / 7 - Wed04Dinner 1 · Chicken piccata
The whole plate, start to finish
40 minDay 4 / 7 - Thu05Roasting vegetables
High heat · spacing · when it's done
25 minDay 5 / 7 - Fri06Dinner 2 · Sheet-pan salmon
Everything on one tray, timed together
35 minDay 6 / 7 - Sat07Dinner 3 · Your pick
Choose it · plan it · cook it for someone
45 minDay 7 / 7
Three steps, every week.The subject is up to you.
- Name it
Say what you want to be able to do.
Not a subject — a goal. “Cook three dinners from scratch.” “Stop losing chess games in ten moves.” “Run a 5K.” In your own words, with how much time you actually have.
- Plan the week
Lay out Sunday through Saturday.
Pick which days you'll show up and how long each one gets. The week is the unit: seven small sessions that point the same direction, not one heroic Saturday.
- Learn today
Claude builds today's lesson.
Each morning the day's lesson is written for you: one focused session, one clear next step, built from what you did yesterday and aimed at the goal you named.
Built by My Lesson Day LLC
A small company in Cedar Park, Texas, run by the person who built My Guitar Day — the first subject on this same daily-lesson engine, and the one you can use today.
- Company
- My Lesson Day LLC
- Where
- Cedar Park, Texas
- Live now
- myguitarday.com