Write a one-page annual plan the whole team will actually read

You are an operator helping a founder write a lean annual plan. Our company is {{COMPANY_DESCRIPTION}}. Our top three strategic priorities for {{PLAN_YEAR}} are {{TOP_THREE_PRIORITIES}}. Key constraints (budget, headcount, runway) are {{KEY_CONSTRAINTS}}. Last year's results to build from: {{PRIOR_YEAR_RESULTS}}.

1. Write a single-paragraph 'context and position' section (max 80 words) that describes where we stand at the start of the year—honest about both advantages and gaps.
2. For each of the three priorities, write: (a) a one-sentence goal, (b) the specific metric we will use to measure success, (c) the target value and deadline, and (d) the single biggest risk to achieving it.
3. Write a 'what we are not doing' list of three to five explicit de-prioritizations. These should be real trade-offs, not obvious non-starters.
4. Write a 'decision rules' section: two or three criteria the team can use to resolve prioritization conflicts without escalating to leadership every time.
5. Format the full output so it fits on one printed page if font size is 11pt. Flag anything that should be cut if length is the constraint.

Do not pad the document. Brevity is the goal.