Hi Christopher,

The approach I take is as follows:

1) Pull up list of Next Actions (everything I could do today)
2) Star everything I want to do today
3) Access my view which only shows Starred tasks
4) This Starred view is grouped by Flag. I have three flags; To Do, Ongoing 
and Complete (a basic Kanban). 
5) I change the flag of the task I want to work on to Ongoing. This 
highlights the task in Orange.
6) I collapse all the Flag groups apart from Ongoing and then F3 - this 
creates a new instance of MLO which I drag to my second monitor screen
7) All I can see on my second screen is the highlighted task I'm currrently 
working on. When that task is complete, I change the flag to Complete which 
removes the highlight and greys out the task
8) At the end of the day I tick off all the completed tasks (gives me an 
overview of everything I've achieved that day before I mark them actually 
complete.)

Hope that helps, sounds a bit complicated but it's quick when you get used 
to it. Let me know if you have any questions. 
All the best
Richard

On Sunday, 14 February 2021 at 13:10:17 UTC [email protected] wrote:

>
> Hello,
> I would like to ask, is there a way in the MLO app to set the list with 
> only one task visible at a time? I want to avoid looking in the morning on 
> the BIG list of tasks, what demotivates me a lot. When I see long list how 
> much I have to do today it's overhelming me and in the and I procrastinate 
> a lot.
>
> I am looking for solution that:
> -The day before I can set the list with all my tasks to do for the next 
> day and ordered them by some value like e.g. by importance or priority
>
> - today I open the app and I have visible only one task with the highest 
> priority to do, without needs to look on the whole tasks list,
>
> -When I mark this task as "complete" then the next task (only one) is 
> displayed automatically on my "1 task list" according to the 
> priority/importance that I set yesterday,
>
> The whole idea is similar like in the android app: "One task: Focus and 
> achive your goals" app where you see only one task at a time and you can 
> only focus on it, and the next task from the list is displayed 
> automatically when you mark the previous one as "complete". I looking for 
> similar solution in MLO app because the mentioned one hasn't one percent of 
> features that MLO has.
>
> Best regards,
> Christopher
>

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