To defer a recurring task, I add a sub task called "Delete this task". I
set the dates I want and when it show on my list, I just delete it and my
recurring task appears.
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I have 150+ duplicated tasks in my MLO Inbox and more in the rest of my
outline. How this happened is not entirely clear to me and is a long
story, but it involves migrating to a new hard drive while retaining the
old one as an external drive, synchronization issues with OneDrive, and
I'm wondering if there is an article somewhere out there (beyond my
Googlefu), that explains the best time-management/life-organization method
that can be used with MLO.
I really love MLO's list of features, but my todo list has gotten so large
and (seemingly) unwieldy (though that's probably
I set the start on some tasks (in this case, lead time is 1 week). When I
use the filter "Due next 7 days", the task only shows on the due date.
How do I make ti show on this list starting on the start date?
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I think it was originaly designed with Getting Things Done in mind. I have
used GTD for a long time but it is not for everybody. My copy of the book
is heavily marked up. You can find some built in templates by starting a
new file and choosing a GTD template.
There is no one size fits all,
Have you tried creating a new view (sort task by name, e.g.) and then:
Filter > Group & Sort > Sort tasks by > caption
On Monday, October 15, 2018 at 5:40:52 AM UTC-5, Eudaimon Dandaran wrote:
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> I have 150+ duplicated tasks in my MLO Inbox and more in the rest of my
> outline. How this
The book Getting Things Done by David Allen is one of several good options
that might meet your needs.
On Monday, October 15, 2018 at 5:40:52 AM UTC-5, c.k. lester wrote:
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> I'm wondering if there is an article somewhere out there (beyond my
> Googlefu), that explains the best
If the duplications occured all at once, maybe
Group by... > Created date
On Monday, October 15, 2018 at 5:40:52 AM UTC-5, Eudaimon Dandaran wrote:
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> I have 150+ duplicated tasks in my MLO Inbox and more in the rest of my
> outline. How this happened is not entirely clear to me and is a
MLO is great for the Getting Things Done system, with the "Active Actions",
"Projects", and "Next Actions" views. I also recommend you give
Productivity Ninja a read, great book!
Some things I've gotten from Productivity Ninja: get tasks out your head
asap (sounds like you're doing that!), and
I'd be interested in that too. I have been using MLO for years and it has
been working great but lately I have so many incoming tasks and so many
areas I am working that things are starting to get unmanageable and
slipping through the cracks. I mainly base mine on David Allen's Getting
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