Indeed, and is why the daily checklist is helpful. It scales up within reason, you can add multiple projects. But its important to note distinction between a

Indeed, and is why the daily checklist is helpful. It scales up within reason, you can add multiple projects. But its important to note distinction between a 'task' and a 'set amount of time for pure focus'. Task lists are useless. Consider: on your list..."do x" is less powerful than ..."focus on x for xx minutes" You're far more likely to complete the latter. No inherent expectations - just clear focus needed.