refocus
v.to change your attention or energy to a different task or goal. You use this when you need to stop being distracted and start working on something important again.
v.to redirect one's attention, effort, or resources toward a new or different objective. Often used in professional or academic contexts to describe a shift in strategic priorities.
“I need to refocus on my work after this meeting.”
“After the initial excitement of the launch, the team had to refocus on the long-term maintenance of the software.”
“The CEO decided to refocus the company's efforts from international expansion to improving the domestic customer experience, a move that required a complete overhaul of the marketing department.”
From re- + focus.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.