So right now, I am a big ClickUp user. I have just got Todoist and I am loving how fast it is to capture tasks. That is ClickUp's biggest downfall is the speed. I was trying to just stay in one tall bit found I wasn't really doing my tasks or keeping on top of things with ClickUp. Todoist integrates with my calendar and I can see and plan my day so easily. Now my big challenge is what should go into Todoist and watch it going to ClickUp? I think the key is everything should start in Todoist as a central location and then I can create larger projects or move the task out to ClickUp if I need to. Like my newsletter project is currently in ClickUp because it has a whole load of checklists and sub tasks and I write the content in there and use the task in there as well.
I found the use of Miro to be unnecessary and a bit distracting in this video. This was my first time seeing Miro in action and was curious, but quickly found it annoying in this video.
My major issue is migrating information from one app to the other, specially when there are images inside the notes. I’m trying to decide between Craft and Mem, but I know I’ll have problems to move info from one to another when I make my decision
I am looking for the best software that includes sequential tasks? Something like a wedding planning that I set up a template and would get notifications 3 days out from the big event instead of having to start over for each “wedding” I do. I’m not a wedding planner. 😂
Tasks | Akiflow (new for me), Apple Reminders, and big repos like Drafts (my historical go-to), Obsidian, Tana Projects | ClickUp, Notion (for hub pages mainly)
Given my new gig, I'm getting sucked into 365 more and more. MSFT Planner seems a reasonable tool. Still trying it out. Apple reminders/MSFT ToDo for tasks is good too. They integrate quite well. Craft/Apple Notes/OneNote is the current battle for me.
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So right now, I am a big ClickUp user. I have just got Todoist and I am loving how fast it is to capture tasks. That is ClickUp's biggest downfall is the speed.
I was trying to just stay in one tall bit found I wasn't really doing my tasks or keeping on top of things with ClickUp. Todoist integrates with my calendar and I can see and plan my day so easily.
Now my big challenge is what should go into Todoist and watch it going to ClickUp? I think the key is everything should start in Todoist as a central location and then I can create larger projects or move the task out to ClickUp if I need to. Like my newsletter project is currently in ClickUp because it has a whole load of checklists and sub tasks and I write the content in there and use the task in there as well.
I found the use of Miro to be unnecessary and a bit distracting in this video. This was my first time seeing Miro in action and was curious, but quickly found it annoying in this video.
Thank you for this video. I have always wondered about this topic
Task - Todoist/LoopHabit
Project - Trello/Notion
I use the same apps, care to share your workflow and use-cases?
My major issue is migrating information from one app to the other, specially when there are images inside the notes. I’m trying to decide between Craft and Mem, but I know I’ll have problems to move info from one to another when I make my decision
I went to Craft, and I'm happy. More structured for me.
I am looking for the best software that includes sequential tasks? Something like a wedding planning that I set up a template and would get notifications 3 days out from the big event instead of having to start over for each “wedding” I do. I’m not a wedding planner. 😂
Airtable. ;-)
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Tasks | Akiflow (new for me), Apple Reminders, and big repos like Drafts (my historical go-to), Obsidian, Tana
Projects | ClickUp, Notion (for hub pages mainly)
Given my new gig, I'm getting sucked into 365 more and more. MSFT Planner seems a reasonable tool. Still trying it out. Apple reminders/MSFT ToDo for tasks is good too. They integrate quite well. Craft/Apple Notes/OneNote is the current battle for me.
first :)