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Using OmniFocus to sort your actions and projects
From the course: Post-Production Productivity
Using OmniFocus to sort your actions and projects
- [Instructor] In a previous lesson, I walked you through the first step of the Getting Things Done system developed by David Allen. And that's capturing the information in your head and writing it down, also known as brain dumping. Please note that this is a continuation of the tasks that I laid out in my previous lesson on using the GTD system. Now, this is a great start, but if you don't have any next steps, you'll most likely feel even more overwhelmed because you have between 200 and 500 individual tasks sitting in front of you that need to get done. And without a system that can be downright terrifying. So let's take the next step and start getting your actions sorted into projects. So here are all the random brain dumps that I did in the previous lesson. I'm going to go ahead, I'm going to throw in a few more once we start building these into projects. Once again, I'm going to be demonstrating this in the program…
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Keeping things organized in OmniFocus with the Review feature9m 42s
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Creating checklists in Trello to batch process tasks7m 22s
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Organizing editorial tasks in Trello by energy level7m 28s
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Creating custom perspectives in OmniFocus10m 41s
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Using Trello for GTD (instead of OmniFocus)14m 43s
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Using OmniFocus to capture your tasks7m 3s
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Using OmniFocus to sort your actions and projects7m 29s
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Creating timeline presets to edit in contexts8m 26s
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Using OmniFocus to assign contexts7m 6s
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