FROM THE NOTEBOOK
A collection of notes on omnifocus.
Selected posts · Local design study
One of the cornerstones of Getting Things Done is getting anything on your mind down to a trusted system. While this may sound simple in theory, how to actually handle different scenarios can be quite tricky. Following the post on The 2016…
I recently did a walkthrough of my OmniFocus setup on Learn OmniFocus . The webinar was recorded and is available right here. Be sure to check out the show notes for the apps and other links that I talked about during the webinar.
I have written countless posts on OmniFocus and the Getting Things Done methodology, but this is the very first time I have gathered my entire workflow and setup into a single piece. Since my GTD setup is an ever evolving organism, this…
My post on perspectives in OmniFocus has been published on Inside OmniFocus! Go ahead and read Getting Organized Using Perspectives .
Getting Things Done provides an excellent framework for managing all aspects of your life. What could easily happen in a professional work environment though, is that there is already an existing tool in place to keep track of tasks for…
Ever since the book Getting Things Done was released and the notion of separating actions in projects into contexts was first introduced, people have been trying to customize, and improve the effectiveness of their definition ever since…
I have been fortunate enough to have been given the opportunity to try out the new OmniFocus 2 beta which was released a few days ago. I have been using it intimately since the release, and it has of course given me some impressions as to…
I was recently introduced to an iOS application called Lift , which helps you achieve new habits in a social fashion. Enter the habits you wish to track and when completing a habit for the day, just mark it as done to see it disappear only…
There are plenty of applications out there claiming to end the chaos and make sense of everything. One of the schools is GTD , which focuses on next-actions and context. This makes a lot of sense in my opinion, and I have been trying to…
I have been a heavy Things users since the beginning, but there have always been certain features that I have found lacking, such as sub-projects and a distinction between areas of focus. Omnifocus has had all necessary features since I…
I have been using Things for a long time, both on my Mac and iPhone. While being very good at what it does and being visually beautiful, I have lately been having lots of trouble finding a good solution for a “Waiting For” focus, planner…
