Focus
Use Priority view when you need to find high-leverage work quickly
Priority view lets you look at work by commitment level and leverage instead of only by date.
Problem / use case
If you need to find high-leverage work quickly, Priority view becomes fragile when the work behind open Focus, then Priority. and Use the branch cards for Priority, Tasks, Later, Misc, Backlog, and Archive. is separated from Daily Plan, Progress, and Task detail.
What should be done conceptually
Priority view works best when the focus decision, next action, and progress evidence stay close enough for find high-leverage work quickly to remain visible.
TimeLens solution
TimeLens solves that by making Priority view part of the same workspace as Daily Plan, Progress, and Task detail, so the feature helps the work move instead of becoming another isolated page.
Actual app screen
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How to use it in TimeLens
Open Focus, then Priority.; Use the branch cards for Priority, Tasks, Later, Misc, Backlog, and Archive.; Open a bucket to work through rows that share the same priority state.; Move or complete rows from the bucket when the state changes.
What it helps with
Find high-leverage work quickly; Review what is stuck in Backlog; Separate active work from archived work
Where this feature connects
Daily Plan; Progress; Task detail; Archive; Reports
Open this in TimeLens
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Daily Plan · Task detail page · Complete, archive, and restore · Status