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The Ultimate Guide to Asana with GTD Part 2 – Tags

Posted on May 20, 2013 Written by Leave a Comment

Here we have it! Part 2 of my guide for working with Asana and GTD, and as always – there’s a video as well as text.

In the first part we covered the basics of Asana and we also set up specific projects that have a similar use to context tags in Evernote. In this second addition we’re going deeper into specifying tasks and projects by setting up context tags, time tags, and importance tags.

Again, if you feel like listening to music or just want to give your ears a rest, then read the post. Otherwise, enjoy the video! [Continue reading]

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The Ultimate Guide to Asana with GTD Part 1 – Projects

Posted on May 13, 2013 Written by 2 Comments

Welcome to part one of my comprehensive guide to Asana with GTD!

I’ve decided to run this as a video series, similar to my speed reading one. Why? Because it’s easier for me and you. But for those who don’t like watching videos, I’ve also included a standard text/image post explaining how things are done.

Disclaimer: Asana is completely free and I make no money off it by publishing this video/post. The only affiliate link in this post is the link to David Allen’s Getting Things Done, which I earn a small commission from.

If you want to listen to music while learning how to use Asana with GTD – then just read the post. [Continue reading]

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5 Things You Absolutely Shouldn’t Do When You Achieve Something

Posted on May 6, 2013 Written by 17 Comments
businessman standing

Success is a wonderful thing, whether it be big or small, this or that – it’s great. What I tend to notice though is that people don’t handle it properly (that’s not to say I do all the time). This can lead to a load of issues that can … [Continue reading]

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Monthly Round-Up, Discoveries, Achievements – April 2013

Posted on May 3, 2013 Written by 16 Comments
sunset scenery

Ahhh April - the sweet transition between Summer and Winter (well for us NZ'ers anyway). You know the only good thing about the winter is that I'm more inclined to stay inside and work instead of go places. Why do I always talk about the … [Continue reading]

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5 Reasons Why Specialization is Stupid

Posted on April 29, 2013 Written by 6 Comments
being diverse is good

I've noticed that there's a massive amount of importance placed on a person's skills; what they're good at, what they're not good at, and what they should be good at. I think that it's great to have natural talent, and as long as you're passionate … [Continue reading]

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7 Effective Ways to Avoid Your Consistent Afternoon Drop-off in Productivity

Posted on April 26, 2013 Written by 12 Comments
bored and unproductive

We've all had those days. You know, where you wake up nice and early, filled with motivation and energy. Everything’s great! You reach lunch break, satisfied with your morning’s work. Life is good. As you sit back down at your work area, … [Continue reading]

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