Plan the day

Calendar and timeboxing

Give work a planned date, time, and duration. Keep deadlines visible as separate markers as you move or resize task blocks.

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Why it helps

Make a place for the work to happen.

Your calendar already has a meeting at nine. Put the workshop outline at ten, giving it 45 minutes of planned work. Keep its Friday deadline visible as a separate marker.

Move or resize the work block as the week changes. The block describes your plan, the deadline describes the promise, and actual effort describes what happened.

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Work time & deadlines

Your week

September
Wednesday09:00
Team catch-upCalendar event
Write workshop outline10:00–10:45 · Planned work
Thursday09:00
Friday09:00
◆ Outline dueDeadline

The deadline stays Friday. Estimated effort stays 45 minutes.

Move the work block. Its Friday deadline stays where it belongs.

What you can count on

  • Independent deadline markers
  • Date-only, local, and fixed times
  • Calendar changes agree with task details

A closer look

Does a longer block change my estimate?

No. Planned duration and estimated effort are independent. You can reserve an hour for a task estimated at 45 minutes and record the actual time afterward.

A little less on your mind

One place for it all.
One next step.

From the thought you don’t want to lose to the work you’re ready to finish.

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