I think I'll have to create many more custom filters, which may also add to clutter. My only hesitation is whether or not continuing to use Labels for additional attributes will clutter up the system. I'm thinking of changing my set up to use Todoist Projects as my projects, so "Build Fence" has all of it's actions as subprojects, organized in 1 list. My issue is that a "Build Patio Fence" is in one Todoist Project, but the actions under the project, like "Get Quote from Mike" in under a different Todoist Project. It has benefits that I can create a filter to show Hikes in New Hampshire or Restaurants at Home. I use "Labels" for additional attributes such as a location, (Home, Condo) time of year (Spring, Fall) or special interest (Fitness, Hike, Restaurant). The physical and virtual pieces of a GTD setup look different for everyone, but you really just need lists (and a calendar, but that could just be another list). One thing I've done with Todoist, that I'm thinking of redoing is using Todoist "Projects" as my context lists etc. It sounds like you want a more concrete, step-by-step-ish guide to getting started.
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