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The Getting Organized Experiment of 2006 / Re: a very quick look at evernote
« on: October 06, 2006, 05:18 AM »
After doing some more research online, i've figured out what my basic issue is...
it is hard to go from organized project views to unorganized project view...
the organization stimulates thinking and identification of tasks that need to be done...
i want to retain that while using GTD...
Furthermore as it often happens, tasks can easily become projects themselves! As you realize that some actions are actually mini-projects (which can contain other projects)... thus my gripe is that in this evernote system it is not easy to make a task suddenly a project.... .etc.
maybe a more detailed workflow will shed some light on how to link a project with all its related tasks in a particular view (projects).
it is hard to go from organized project views to unorganized project view...
the organization stimulates thinking and identification of tasks that need to be done...
i want to retain that while using GTD...
Furthermore as it often happens, tasks can easily become projects themselves! As you realize that some actions are actually mini-projects (which can contain other projects)... thus my gripe is that in this evernote system it is not easy to make a task suddenly a project.... .etc.
maybe a more detailed workflow will shed some light on how to link a project with all its related tasks in a particular view (projects).