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Personal & Work Tasks
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ewolok |
I'm brand new to Toodledo and I have been trying to find guides for Toodledo to see how people manage their tasks. All of the blog posts or online videos that I have seen are dedicated entirely to managing work tasks. How do people setup Toodledo to manage both their work and personal tasks together? Do I need two different toodledo accounts?
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Michael Crouse |
Personally I use @home as a separate context. I also use @Home-Project and @Work-Project to designate either work or home projects. I have read where others use folders to get the same outcome.
Good luck in your use of Toodledo. Michael |
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PeterW |
One Toodledo account should suffice. You simply need to use contexts or tags or folders or a combination of these to help separate your work and home tasks.
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Salgud |
I use both Contexts and Folders for this purpose. Tasks pertaining to home go in the Home folder, tasks pertaining to work in the Work folder. But I also have a Work and a Home context. That's because sometimes a task that has to do with home and is in the Home folder, actually has to be done while I'm at work, like calling a repairman to set an appointment. So this task resides in my Home folder, but has a context of Work.
I'm sure others have entirely different systems, TD is so flexible. This message was edited Dec 08, 2010. |
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Andrew A |
Similiar to Salgud, I have work and no work related contexts, use folders for projects that are both related to work and no work projects.
Don't be shy about trying out a system, and then scraping it after you've gotten smarter about how you best track your own time. |
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Salgud |
I should have mentioned above that when I first started using TD, I "played" with it for a while. As Andrew has suggested, just try things, see what works for you and what doesn't. For the first month or so, I tagged everything I felt like tagging, without worrying about a tagging "system". And I used context and status and tried all the features on for size. With time, I sifted down to my present system, which works very well for me. It's so easy to change things around using Multi-edit, that there's very few things you can't change once you decide how to use, or not to use, a given feature.
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Stuart |
There's a great thread here on Toodledo usage.
https://www.toodledo.com/forums/5/2660/0/proximos-gtd-setup.html I use the GTD set up described in the first post and it works really well for me. Stuart |
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piyush_soni |
@above:
http://www.toodledo.com/forums/5/2660/0/proximos-gtd-setup.html for non-pro users. (removed s from https) |
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