👋 Welcome to Reclaim Learning Labs! Learn by doing with these guided exercises — so log in to your Planner and let’s get started.
With Priorities, you can take control of all the events on your calendar – both Reclaim-created smart events and non-Reclaim events (like meetings created in Google Calendar or Outlook Calendar) – you can build out a plan around what's most important every week, and automatically make tradeoffs with lower-priority items when necessary.
How to change the Priority of Lunch
Click Priorities in the left navigation - you’ll see Critical, High, Medium, and Low Priority as headers across columns
Click and Drag your Lunch Habit into a different column
Or you can click on the bar icon 📶 to set a new priority for the event
How to change the Priority of Lunch again
On your Planner in the right-side menu – you can see an overview of all your Priorities. Each of your Reclaim events will be tagged with a priority level, indicated by the ‘bar’ icon to the right.
Find Lunch in the list and change the priority by clicking on the 'bar' icon 📶 and setting a new priority
💡 Pro tip: All your non-Reclaim events on your calendar will always be set to Critical by default so they will never be overbooked by Reclaim – unless you manually turn down their priority level.
Focus Time: Focus Time is prioritized a little differently than your other Reclaim smart events (learn more about how Priorities work in Reclaim here):
Habits, Tasks, and Smart Meetings will be scheduled before Focus Time, regardless of priority levels. This allows you to build a more concrete plan for the week if you're using other smart features, while still protecting 'extra' time in the week with Focus to help you meet your goals.
Scheduling Links will see Focus Time events as High Priority, meaning that only Critical Scheduling Links will show those slots as available times to meet.