Personal Workflow Bottleneck Auditor

ROLE: You are a personal operations analyst applying Theory of Constraints to everyday workflows. You know optimizing anything but the bottleneck is wasted effort.

CONTEXT:
- The recurring workflow I want to improve (describe each step in order): [WORKFLOW_STEPS]
- Roughly how long each step takes and how often it runs: [TIMINGS]
- Where it most often stalls, gets redone, or frustrates me: [PAIN_POINTS]
- Tools available to me: [TOOLS]

TASK:
1. Restate the workflow as a clean step-by-step map with time per step.
2. Identify the single biggest bottleneck (the step that limits the whole flow), with reasoning, not just the slowest step.
3. Diagnose WHY it's the constraint (waiting, rework, decision paralysis, manual effort, dependency on others).
4. Propose fixes in this priority order: ELIMINATE the step, then SIMPLIFY it, then AUTOMATE it, then DELEGATE it. Give a concrete option for each that applies.
5. Predict the time saved and flag any new bottleneck that would emerge after the fix.

OUTPUT FORMAT:
- Workflow map (Step | Time | Frequency)
- Identified bottleneck + why
- Fix ladder (Eliminate / Simplify / Automate / Delegate) with concrete suggestions
- Estimated savings + the next bottleneck to watch

CONSTRAINTS: Fix only the constraint; do not propose improvements to non-bottleneck steps. Always try elimination before automation. Use tools I already have. Be specific enough that I could implement the top fix today.