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1 This is exactly how I felt. I felt like my system was stagnant, and I felt like the whole thing was too heavy, too cumbersome to use effectively. I realized that I was getting the same bare minimum tasks done, but I had managed to build a system where
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I think that sometimes I forget the forest for the trees. I can get bogged down on the little things, and lose track of the big picture. And when you're swept up in the details, maybe you're making things harder than they need to be. I
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There is likely some truth to the sentiment that strength is about pushing limits. But there is also an important second part. Once limits are discovered, strength is also about respecting those limits. After all, there are forces much greater than ourselves. It is better to find some relationship with
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A useful trick to change the view of your tasks in the iOS version of OmniFocus is to expand or collapse the visible groups. I hadn’t really thought of it as a trick, but it does seem useful. I mostly use it in Forecast, to get to the lower
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Seb Pouillet writes about using templates to automate repetitive tasks in OmniFocus for iOS. — Read on inside.omnifocus.com/automation-on-ios-by-seb A really nice, easy to read introduction to using Taskpaper templates and Shortcuts. A little dated, since it actually covers OmniFocus 2 instead of 3 and Workflow instead of Shortcuts,
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Scotty writes about the three dimensions of OmniFocus: knowing, planning, and doing. — Read on inside.omnifocus.com/scotty-jackson