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Will do list 16 years 1 month ago #897

zinoff Offline Fresh Boarder Posts: 6 Karma: 0	How would you implement a will do list in TR with existing functionality? bit.ly/MtWQT <= will do list explained in case you need a reference.
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Re:Will do list 16 years 1 month ago #898

douglgm Offline Senior Boarder Posts: 46 Karma: 2	Surely any actions that you've made a commitment to yourself to undertake on a certain day (such as tomorrow) should be placed in your schedule by giving them the status "Scheduled". -Doug.
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Re:Will do list 16 years 1 month ago #899

zinoff Offline Fresh Boarder Posts: 6 Karma: 0	Yep, that's the standard GTD methodology. But I was looking for a slightly more new age-ish solution, that did not involved too much fiddling. I may have to resort to Topics... Another thing I was looking at was the due date... But the existing functionality would have to be modified to allow entering '0' in the Postpone Action Date, at that point the selected items are set for the today.
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Re:Will do list 16 years 1 month ago #900

douglgm Offline Senior Boarder Posts: 46 Karma: 2	What's so fiddly? You can change the status to Scheduled and leave the date/time blank. (You can even do this by right-clicking on the action from the action list). -Doug.
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Re:Will do list 16 years 1 month ago #901

claire Offline Moderator Posts: 1383 Thank you received: 62 Karma: 67	I use the priority field for that. Ideally, when you do you daily review, set 3 tasks to MIT (Most Important Task - coming from ZenHabits) and make sure you do them that day.
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Re:Will do list 16 years 1 month ago #907

bradco Offline Junior Boarder Posts: 39 Karma: 0	zinoff wrote: How would you implement a will do list in TR with existing functionality? bit.ly/MtWQT <= will do list explained in case you need a reference. That's an interesting article & I will try this with custom priority labels such as A1, A2, A3, etc. Those 3 priorities in a separate tab, denoting "will do" items for next day.
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