My problem with is may lie in the fact that I don't properly understand the 
GTD process. As I said, I'm still reading through the book but here is a 
simple use-case scenario of what I'm talking about:

I realize that I need to buy more milk as I'm out so I put that in my MLO 
inbox.  I know I need to do it this week but I don't know when at the 
moment so I enter it in MLO. When I get home and I'm doing my daily review, 
I see the 'Purchase milk" task and look at my calendar. I notice that it's 
something I can do in the morning since nothing scheduled until 1pm. What 
do I do? Do I enter "Buy milk" in my calendar for a specific time? If so, 
isn't that double entry? What do I do with the task in MLO? If the 
hard-dated task is part of a project that I did have to schedule, I would 
have to enter the task in my calendar. After it was done, do I check it off 
in MLO? 

I guess I don't like the double-entry aspect of anything that I would need 
to date on my calendar which is why I wish MLO would 2-way sync with Google 
Calendar or Outlook. Is this the proper way though that GTD would be worked 
out between a calendar and a task manager?

Joel



On Saturday, July 29, 2017 at 9:31:05 PM UTC-4, Dwight wrote:
>
> I don't put tasks on my calendar just because they need to be done on a 
> certain date. If something has to be done at a specific time on a certain 
> date I consider it more of an appointment rather than a task; I put it on 
> my calendar and not into MLO. 
>
> If some task must be done on a certain day I add it to MLO with the 
> particular day as the start date with a star and an importance higher than 
> 175, which puts it onto most views that I  might be working from, and at 
> the top of most of them. 
>
> If you are talking about something that must be considered a task but that 
> must be done at a specific date and time, I would need an example. 
>
>

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