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Sticking with Getting Things Done #gtd

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I write and talk about my OmniFocus Dashboard a lot. And that’s for good reason: it’s the central hub of my day-to-day work and the place where my decisions ...

A great asset behind OmniFocus is the community of people willing to share and ask questions; and one place to enjoy the resources this community creates is ...

"... @OmniFocus [hides] things from you that you can’t possibly be doing right now..." The Psychology of OmniFocus

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I mentioned on a recent episode of Mac Power Users how much I like the workflow I created for automatically creating, dating, naming, and saving PDF files from third party iOS mail clients. Here is is. You can create this workflow yourself from the screenshots and at the bottom of this post is a s

"#OmniFocus Tasks Report" by @tschoffelen

This week’s home screen feature Matt Teresi ( Twitter ), the entrepreneur behind The Easel iPad stand . I had the privilege of meeting Matt recently and he’s a stand up guy. So Matt, show us your home screen.

RT @DaveStachowiak: Congrats @timstringer -- I'm a member and it's great for those who use (or want to start using) @OmniFocus

I write and talk about my OmniFocus Dashboard a lot. And that’s for good reason: it’s the central hub of my day-to-day work and the place where my decisions ...

Automating Your iPad Classroom, Trumbull Career and Technical Center, Curriculum & Teaching, iTunes U, educational content, iTunes U

Exciting things are happening with @omnifocus, though I'm not sure I understand them quite yet

The longer I practice GTD principles, the more intentional I try to be with the time I spend updating my systems. I need my commitments to be thought through...

There are times when you need a feature in software that doesn’t currently exist. Sometimes that leads to exploring alternatives or even creating your own, w...

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I found this cool little iOS keyboard, MyScript Stylus , that lets you use the Apple Pencil to write anywhere on your iPad Pro and convert it to text. It's so slick that I made a screencast. (Thanks reader Eric for turning me on to this.)

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No application setup is complete without tweaking the settings to your liking. This is the power (and struggle) of OmniFocus. Some of the available options m...

Last week, Katie Floyd , Jeff Shoenberger , and I gave a session to the American Bar Association about Mac Power User tricks and tips. While some of the presentation was lawyer-centric, most of it was not. The cool part is that there was an artist in the room skechnoting our presentation on the wa

My Mac is useless without Alfred. That’s no joke. I try to use my wife’s profile once in a while. It’s painful for me and hilarious for her to watch. I keep ...

"Listening might be the most important part of our jobs." #highered #edchat

Hello! Here are some links to the various tools, scripts, and workflows that I mentioned during the Learn OmniFocus webinar on Jan 28, 2016. If you’ve got any other questions, feel free to pi…

How to be more productive by factoring in context via @bonni208 #highered

Helmut Hauser's blog is the gift that keeps on giving @WorkRemarkably #productivity #Mac #highered #profchat

I’ve now been using the iPad Pro for several weeks. There are lots of great reviews already out there so instead I’m going to share a random collection of thoughts: The iPad Pro is A LOT bigger than my iPad Air. On paper it doesn’t seem like it. When you pick it up, however, it is something entire

I didn't quite read as much as I would have liked, but there were some powerful ones. 2015 books read: @goodreads

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