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ID: HOW-TO-USE-PLAN-MODULE

The Plan Module Complete Guide: Command Your Time

A comprehensive operational guide to all eight Plan Module components — Tasks, Projects, Goals, Smart Inbox, Focus Engine, Calendar, Notes, Weekly War Room, and Analytics.

Operation ZonePLAN MODULE
Read Duration14 MIN
PLANTASKSPROJECTSGOALSPRODUCTIVITY

The Plan Module Complete Guide

Plan is the execution engine of JeevanAxis — the place where a vague intention becomes a captured thought, then an organised task, then scheduled time, then finished work you actually reviewed. It is built around one loop: capture, organise, execute, review. Master that loop and the module runs itself.

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Operational Directive

Capture first, organise later. The single habit that makes Plan work is dumping everything into the Inbox the moment it lands, then processing it deliberately — never deciding and filing in the same anxious moment.

The Plan module command center
//The command center — your day at a glance: tasks pending, the inbox count, momentum, daily burn, and today's focus node.

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The pieces of Plan

FeatureWhat it is forWhen to use it
InboxA capture queue for anything on your mindThe instant a thought or task appears
TasksYour actionable items, prioritisedDaily execution
ProjectsGroups of tasks with milestonesAny outcome bigger than one task
CalendarA read-only view of scheduled workSeeing where your time actually goes
Focus EngineTimed deep-work sessionsWhen you need protected, single-tasked time
War RoomThe 5-step weekly reviewOnce a week, to reset and re-aim
AnalyticsMomentum, velocity, and load metricsTo see whether the system is working
The Projects view in Plan
//Projects — any outcome bigger than a single task gets grouped here, tracked against milestones and a live progress percentage.

Section Protocol
The capture-organise-execute-review loop

  1. ▶Capture everything into the Inbox — tasks, ideas, expenses, half-thoughts — without stopping to organise.
  2. ▶Organise by processing the inbox: turn each item into a task, a note, or a project, or dismiss it.
  3. ▶Execute your tasks, using the Focus Engine for anything that deserves deep work.
  4. ▶Review weekly in the War Room, which recaps the week, surfaces what slipped, checks project health, and sets next week’s intentions.
The Quick Capture Inbox
//The Inbox — a friction-free capture queue. Anything on your mind lands here first; you decide what it actually is later.
Processing an inbox item
//Processing an item — turn a captured note into a task (with priority and due date), save it as a note, or dismiss it.

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Two rules worth internalising

The momentum score is derived, never entered. Your momentum, velocity, and overdue metrics come from what you actually complete — you cannot fake them by ticking a box. That is deliberate: the analytics only mean something because they reflect real behaviour.

The calendar is a view, not a planner. It shows scheduled work derived from your tasks; it is read-only. You shape your week by scheduling tasks, not by drawing blocks on the calendar. This keeps a single source of truth instead of two competing ones.

Common Traps

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Worked example

Meera’s week starts in the War Room: she recaps last week, sees two tasks slipped, marks one project as stalled, and sets three priorities. Through the week she captures every stray thought to the Inbox and processes it each evening into tasks under the right project. For her hardest task she runs a Focus Engine session, which logs the real hours back automatically. By Friday her momentum score has climbed — because she actually shipped, and the analytics simply reflect it.

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Your Plan weekly rhythm

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