One screen for today, not a project plan
What is on, what you said you would do, and one thing to do next. It is deliberately a thin page: a day you can see the end of is a day you can start.
TodayThe day got away from you again
You did not waste the day. You spent it, continuously, on things that each took a few minutes — and the few minutes were real, and the day is gone, and the thing you meant to do is still there with less time left and more weight on it.
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What this is actually like
- Every interruption was legitimate. That is what makes this hard to fix.
- You start the morning knowing exactly what matters, and by eleven it has been displaced by four smaller things that were louder.
- You are not short of a list. You are short of a decision, and a list cannot make one.
- By the time there is quiet, there is no attention left to spend in it.
What GAVEKI does
Get one thing back
Not a plan and not a list. One next move, with the reason it was picked, so you can disagree with it rather than stare at it. The rest stays where you put it.
Your next moveStart it, with something quieter around you
A timer and a room: a library, a café, a forest, a desk at night. It is a background and a clock, nothing more clever than that, and it is enough to make starting a smaller decision.
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The honest version of a fragmented day is that you have twenty minutes, not two hours. This asks for the real number.
I Have X MinutesOne next move is enough to start
There is nothing to set up. Put down what is in your head and see what comes back.
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