by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
TRO does not demand that you keep track of everything you accomplish. However, some employers do require it, and some people derive tremendous satisfaction looking over a list of the day’s successes. If you want or need to track your progress, here’s how...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
Enter the next action in the task name, after the project name, like this: Project Name – Next Action Handle multiple tasks at once by adding other tasks with the same “Project Name”. Future next steps are kept in a...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
Nothing Falls Through As you complete each project step, you will re-process the task, choosing a next action and adjusting the contexts and dates accordingly. Only mark it as complete when the entire project is finished. This way, projects can’t stall and your...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
Clean Up Your Lists If you mark tasks as completed instead of deleting them, periodically archive or delete old tasks to keep your lists trim. In Trello: If task needs to be verified (i.g., editing a document), move it to the Done – Verify column (11th from the...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
Your Unprocessed Tasks list contains all the unprocessed tasks you have entered into or forwarded to your Trello account. This includes tasks you triaged into Trello. Looking at the Unprocessed column (5th from the left) shows you every task that does not yet have at...
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