Got Workflow working with the Mailchimp API. Weekly Thing automation leveling up! 👍🏻
My biggest ask for Workflow is to put groups of workflows in folders. 🤞🏻
Got Workflow working with the Mailchimp API. Weekly Thing automation leveling up! 👍🏻
My biggest ask for Workflow is to put groups of workflows in folders. 🤞🏻
I stumbled on this link from Feb 2007 when I started looking into Getting Things Done. Over 10 years later and I’m still practicing, and improving, GTD practices. This is one of my decade projects that I expect to continuously get value from.
Tomorrow’s Weekly Thing will delivered from MailChimp instead of TinyLetter! 🤞 Hoping for the best!
Gave another copy of Getting Things Done to a #TeamSPS member. One of my favorite things to do!
I had been interested in creating a newsletter like the Weekly Thing for a while but I was worried it would be difficult to do and quickly turn into a chore. I wasn’t worried about the email part, I knew a service like TinyLetter could deal with that. The daunting part was …
Keep reading · 3 minutes: Assembling the Weekly ThingI use OmniFocus as the core of my GTD system. I also keep notifications on my phone to a minimum, including for OmniFocus. OmniFocus on iOS has the ability to give you a notification when you enter or leave a context with a location. This is pretty handy and I’ve used it for some …
Keep reading · 2 minutes: OmniFocus Tip: Using Context NotificationsAttending my first GTD workshop today. Have been doing GTD for a long time and am looking to reinforce and deepen core concepts.
SiriKit supports tasks and OmniFocus 2 is on the slide? Yes please! 😍
Bear Notes added sketching support on iPad. Looks nice. Time to give it another look.
I’ve seen and read about people using project templates for a while, but I’ve never adopted them myself until recently. Mostly I found many of the means of managing project templates to be bothersome and I never dug into it further. That has changed recently, and I think many …
Keep reading · 5 minutes: Using Project Templates