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Merge daily todo with project todo
I'm on a quest of finding the best tool to manage what I do.
TL;DR: Freelance web developer looking for tool to connect project management and daily tasks.
I like Getting Things Done methodology a ...
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Best Practices for returning to a complex task?
I have alot of complex tasks, and sometimes they get lost in the shuffle and I forget to return to them.
One thing I know helps in returning to a complex task is using a session manager (examples: ...
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Recording personal progress on activities (projects)
A month ago I decided to record my progress on my personal activities (goals, projects). I have many such activities and usually I work on the activity I have taste for, or how things develop during ...
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Important long-run goals vs urgent tasks
I noticed that small tasks are eating the large ones, even if the last are more important in a longer run.
Things that have no deadlines and have no clear structure (e.g. learn Spanish, do some ...
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How to handle repetitive tasks with predictable subtasks?
I have a selection of tasks that I have to do regularly. To fulfil the task, I have to do a predictable set of subtasks and keep track of them. I wonder how others handle this situation. I will ...
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Do I need to use projects to track sub-tasks?
I am just starting on adopting GTD and while this might be a very naive question, I did not see it get answered on the forum.
The question essentially is, how frequently would you create projects to ...
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Consequences to unfinished tasks/projects/goals. Any evidence?
I've read a few comments on how unfinished tasks influences your performance because it makes you feel frustrated. I personally cancel a task/goal/project if I notice it can be done a better way or if ...
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Handling task dependencies with GTD
How does Getting Things Done (GTD) recommend handling task dependencies (one task that can't be started until another task is completed)? I understand how it works when they are part of the same ...
