Prioritize a Task List

Help me decide what to do with the task list below, given the time I actually have. I make the final calls; you do the sorting and the questioning.

My role and main goals for this period: {{role and goals}}
Time available (be realistic, after meetings and interruptions): 15 hours this week
Hard deadlines and who is waiting on me: none stated
Energy and constraints (best focus hours, days off, dependencies): none

Task list, one per line (rough is fine; add estimates or deadlines where you know them):
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Do this:
1. Rewrite each task as a clear action with a visible finish, and flag any task that is really a project and should be split. Ask me about tasks you cannot interpret instead of guessing.
2. Score each task for impact on my stated goals (high, medium or low), for urgency (a real deadline or consequence, not just a feeling), and for effort in hours as a rough estimate. Show the scores in a table and mark every estimate you invented as [estimate] so I can correct it.
3. Sort the tasks into four groups: Do now, Schedule, Delegate or ask for help, and Drop or defer. Give a one-line reason for each placement, tied to my goals.
4. Be explicit about trade-offs. Name the tasks that look important but have low impact on my goals, and say what I would be choosing to give up if I keep them.
5. Build a plan that fits into the time I gave you. If the Do now group is more than 80 percent of my available time, say that the plan has no slack and recommend what to remove. Include buffer time.
6. List the risks to the plan, such as dependencies on other people, and the first message I should send to unblock them.

Rules: do not add tasks I did not mention, and do not assume deadlines. If the total effort is far beyond the time available, say so plainly rather than producing a plan that looks achievable.

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