Hold one task in front of you while the rest softens away — one thing to start, not a list to re-read.
One thing at a time. Rather than showing everything on your list, Drift’s overview puts its primary action on exactly one task, with the rest available behind a disclosure instead of in view by default — fewer decisions in front of you at the moment you have the least energy to make them. A focus session runs on a timer you start against that one task. When time runs out, Drift lets the session run over quietly instead of alarming you, because stepping away mid-task should never feel like a failure.
"What should I focus on right now?" — Drift proposes one task to start, rather than the whole list.