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nickeyk |
Linden:
I got some good insights from your post. For my reading list, the following seems like an approach I will adopt: A "+Read/review" task in the "Project" folder will hold all the books/articles/manuals that I want to read, but aren't part of a specific project. During my weekly review, I will then apply @read/review context to the items I want to complete for the next week and mark the first item I am reading with a star. A document that I need read, which is part of a specific project (e.g. a manual for a setting up DVD player") would go under the specific project, and I can add it to the @read/review context when I decided to get it done. Jrod: As for lists, I think I would prefer a separate sub-task for each item. I can then see the items I need to purchase at a glance. I'm still toying with the idea of using a Store -> Items or Category-> Items hierarchy. Category seems like a better way to go, with notes detailing the store + any other information. For most items, I should intuitively know where I am going to get it. And I can still place an item in a category if I don't know where to get it yet. |
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nickeyk |
Great post Proximo. I've been thinking about my GTD/Toodledo setup for a while and wasn't too sure how to go about it. I am a new GTD-er and have adopted your setup. I've just got a couple of questions:
1) How would you implement lists (shopping lists etc) in your setup? I am using a "Lists" folder and a parent/subtasks to categorise the lists e.g. +Groceries - Nuts at Paddy's - Protein Powder +Read/Review - David Allen articles - Trading Psychology - ... where "+" is the parent and "-" is the subtask I also apply the @errands and @read/review contexts, but the @read/review seems redundant now. 2) How do you handle a sub-task in a project that might be more involved than a 1 liner? Do you flatten all the tasks to make sure it fits in a Parent-Subtask hierarchy, or would you do something like + Complete Tax Return: Business - tasks... + Complete Tax Return: Personal - more tasks... Where "Complete Tax Return" is the main project This message was edited Aug 20, 2009. |
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nickeyk |
Posted Aug 03, 2009 in: Pro account expiry + subtasks
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If I have a pro account and it expires, what is going to happen to all the subtasks that I've input?
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