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Using Omnifocus to assign contexts (with tags)
From the course: Video Post Productivity
Using Omnifocus to assign contexts (with tags)
- [Instructor] In a previous lesson, I introduced you to the GTD or getting things done system designed by David Allen. And now in this lesson, we're going to take the projects and actions that you've already organized and we're going to start assigning contexts. Then I'll show you how I apply contexts specifically for editing jobs throughout several later lessons in this course. Context can be a little complicated at first so I'm going to do my best to simplify. Think of them as mindsets. For example, you would never run to the grocery store five separate times on a Saturday. You would make a list first and buy everything at once. And to add to the that, if a dry cleaner's was next to the grocery store, you'd probably drop off your dry cleaning before or after shopping. And then maybe you need to get gas on the way back. This would be an example of one time of context or mindset that everybody is already familiar with, running errands. Now I'm going to give you a brief overview of…
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Using Omnifocus to capture your tasks7m 2s
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Using Omnifocus to sort your actions and projects7m 29s
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Using Omnifocus to assign contexts (with tags)7m 5s
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Creating timeline presets in Avid to edit in contexts8m 26s
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Keeping things organized in Omnifocus with your "Review"9m 42s
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Creating contextual checklists in Trello to batch process tasks7m 22s
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Organizing editorial tasks in Trello by energy level7m 28s
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Creating custom perspectives in Omnifocus10m 57s
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Using Trello for GTD (instead of Omnifocus)14m 43s
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