Jaipal Singh
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Hi All,
new user to the forum - loving GTD ! I have changed my Todoist to make use of GTD as per the guide available here. I've also tried Trello too (again with the guide here).
I can see pro's and con's with both - I like the ability to use @ and # symbols in Todoist to quickly categorise and tag items. However, it's lack of a singular view could prove troublesome.
With Trello - I love the single view but the setup described on the guide here talks about separate boards for Projects, Next Actions, Waiting For, SOmeday/Maybe and then contexts within those. It looks to be a pain to be easily moving items across boards where required and kind of breaks the 'single view' that Trello is usually good for.
I wondered if anybody had used Trello in a different way - maybe using labels for contexts? As above, I like Todoits' quick tagging (which essentially moves it to different contexts etc).
Keen to hear people's thoughts!
Thanks
new user to the forum - loving GTD ! I have changed my Todoist to make use of GTD as per the guide available here. I've also tried Trello too (again with the guide here).
I can see pro's and con's with both - I like the ability to use @ and # symbols in Todoist to quickly categorise and tag items. However, it's lack of a singular view could prove troublesome.
With Trello - I love the single view but the setup described on the guide here talks about separate boards for Projects, Next Actions, Waiting For, SOmeday/Maybe and then contexts within those. It looks to be a pain to be easily moving items across boards where required and kind of breaks the 'single view' that Trello is usually good for.
I wondered if anybody had used Trello in a different way - maybe using labels for contexts? As above, I like Todoits' quick tagging (which essentially moves it to different contexts etc).
Keen to hear people's thoughts!
Thanks