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An hour of messages, tabs, and tiny tasks.

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Did the proposal move forward?

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A focus block gives one piece of work a clear start and a set amount of time.

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Mish helps you make that choice from chat.

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Time to focus.

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First, tell Mish to make your focus blocks twenty five minutes by default.

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This saves the length you want to use, so the next block can start with a simple request.

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The focus settings now hold twenty five minutes.

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This page shows the saved length and the other focus options.

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Choose a length that fits the work, then give the block one clear task.

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Ask Mish to start a block on the client proposal.

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The task and the start are saved.

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Now work on that proposal.

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Keep new ideas in a note for later so this block has one job.

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The focus view now counts the new block.

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This is the start of a real session, not twenty five minutes of finished work.

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Tell Mish when you finish, or say that you stopped early so the log stays honest.

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Use your focus history to see where your time went.

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Start with one task you can move forward in a short block.

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The aim is a clear stretch of work, followed by an honest check of what got done.
