Hello Tony, What I *really like *about MLO, is that it's possible to customise it so much, with loads of parameters, such as goals, contexts, flags, text tag, and with custom filters and views.
I have a "journal" view which shows my most recently modified tasks. I also structure my outline by area of life, then role, then goals or projects associated with the role - much like you were describing. All of this can be done by customising your outline. This particular thread is just to record what users like. If you start a new thread in the forum, explaining your needs, I'm sure a few of us would be able to spare a little time to help you get set up in the way you want to manage your tasks. Stéphane On Thursday, 27 June 2019 16:40:49 UTC+1, Tony Chimienti wrote: > > Hi, i'm Tony but I am writing from Italy. > What about a happy user with any suggestions? :-) > I have been looking for a tool for managing my duties for years. > I used Toodledo with satisfaction but I always needed more. > Now I am enjoing a lot MLO, but I would like to have something more about > reporting of what I have done, especially toward my long-term objectives. > Now I have a long outline that start with my Purposes (lev. 1) and end > with the single tasks, passing by Vision (lev.2), Roles (lev. 3) Goals > (lev. 4), Projects (lev. 5) e finally Tasks (lev. 6). > It's not always easy to put all the things in this sequence. :-) > The problem is that often is too difficult and time expensive to insert > the task at the right place, specially for tasks that are extemporaneous or > already done in the while. > Surely it would be easier to start with something like Roles at first > level, but how would I measure the achievement of longterm to lifelong > goals? Toodledo had a tool of Goals Achievement different from the > hierarchy (that Toodledo doesn't have) in terms of "chain". Something like > this it would be nice. > It would also be great if the hierarchy could be read from different > points of view such like Control (bottom-up) and Perspective (upside-down). > Sorry if these suggestions could be utopian, but I am a Controller and I > think that "What can't be measured can't be improved"... > I hope I didn't go out of topic and that this didn't seem like a criticism. > Thank you for your great work and for having given us this great tool! > > > Il giorno martedì 26 novembre 2013 13:20:23 UTC+1, Andrey Tkachuk (MLO) ha > scritto: >> >> Please post here a few lines about what you really LIKE about >> MyLifeOrganized application. >> >> The happy users are usually quiet and enjoying the software. The >> unhappy are posting new feature requests :-) >> >> So let’s keep the balance here – say us what you are using in MLO and >> what we did right. Your posts in this thread will help us to >> understand what features are frequently used and implemented the right >> way. >> Newbie may get new information from real users about MLO from this >> thread! >> >> This thread is moderated and all discussions not related to the subject >> will be deleted/moved to other threads. >> >> Thanks! >> Andrey. >> www.mylifeorganized.net >> >> P.S. And as always you can say what you want to be improved in other >> forum threads, feature requests etc. >> > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MyLifeOrganized" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/mylifeorganized. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/mylifeorganized/61c3c720-32f0-4773-a484-a9c7a3d5fe46%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
