Also, Consider using the Sections feature in Asana to group your projects by areas of focus (e.g.I recommend starting with 1 project list for all, then consider separating if it gets long.If you're already using iCal - just use that as your calendar beats having two places to look.Sign up for GTD connect and get the official set up guide - it will save you a lot of tinkering and give you a good base to experiment from also the GTD connect community and resources are more than worth the fee.I'm not super familiar with Asana but I have poked around a bit.
Most of the software out there is just too limited to fully integrate all aspects of GTD. I advise caution with trying to use "one tool" for everything. You're unlikely to nail it on your first pass, but with time if you stick with it and continue to refine, you will cross the threshold of stress-free productivity and experience the power of this method.Īs for setting up tools.
First, its worth mentioning that GTD is a lifelong, yet rewarding, journey.
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