A weekly accountability review: what was promised, what was delivered, the gap and its cause, the lesson, and the one commitment for next week.
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A weekly accountability review: what was promised, what was delivered, the gap and its cause, the lesson, and the one commitment for next week.
Accountability fails when review is vague. This form keeps one row per promise made last week: delivered or not, what actually happened, the cause of any gap, what was learned. It closes by forcing the client to commit to exactly one thing for the coming week - the single commitment is what makes the next review possible.
| Template | Accountability Weekly Review |
|---|---|
| Category | Coaching & Consulting |
| Format | Structured form with copy-ready fields |
| Time to complete | About 10 minutes per response |
| What you get | Structured, timestamped responses you can review, export or keep for audit |
| Best for | Accountability partners · Coaches between sessions · Clients with intention debt |
| Cost | Free to copy and customize on FormLM |
Sample form preview (fillable once the app is published).
What you get when you copy this template.
Each stated commitment listed from last week.
Done, partial or missed, without editing the story.
Why the gap happened and what it taught.
A single promise small enough to keep.
Four steps from copy to a usable result.
Same day each week, before the memory fades.
Partial is its own answer, not a failure.
Time, priority, fear or plan quality.
Then review it next week.
Where this fits in a coaching practice.
A review that does not drift into chat.
A written thread per client per week.
Confronts the pattern of over-promising.
What makes it work as a professional deliverable.
Real items from the template - every field stays editable in your workspace, and responses are archived per submission.
