Act as a productivity architect. Analyze the user's raw brain dump of tasks: [insert brain dump]. First, categorize each task by required cognitive energy (High, Medium, Low) and estimated duration. Second, identify the top 3 high-impact tasks (MITs). Third, construct a realistic daily schedule using time-blocking, placing high-energy tasks during the user's peak focus hours: [insert peak focus hours, e.g., 9 AM - 12 PM] and low-energy tasks during slump hours: [insert slump hours, e.g., 2 PM - 4 PM]. Include buffer times (15-30 mins) between tasks. Finally, provide a 'quick wins' list of low-energy tasks that take under 10 minutes to help build momentum.