The way I use OmniFocus, the start date is everything. Sure, if there's a due date I'll enter it, but most of the time I'm more focused on the start date to tell me whether this is something I have to think about now or later.
So for example, when I have that thought on a Saturday morning of something that will help a project at work I'll quickly enter an action with a Monday start date. That way it's not showing for me on Sunday when I'm focused around things I should be doing in my personal life, unless I plan to work that weekend.
I typically work with my Perspectives set to "Available." So as I'm playing Scarlett O'Hara and deciding to think about that tomorrow, I want to make sure I'm not piling too much on tomorrow.
I want to be able to define a perspective that shows me what will start on a specified date. I can group or sort by start, but then I have to scroll through those items that don't have a specified start date and "start in next week" doesn't help me plan for Monday.
Any ideas?
So for example, when I have that thought on a Saturday morning of something that will help a project at work I'll quickly enter an action with a Monday start date. That way it's not showing for me on Sunday when I'm focused around things I should be doing in my personal life, unless I plan to work that weekend.
I typically work with my Perspectives set to "Available." So as I'm playing Scarlett O'Hara and deciding to think about that tomorrow, I want to make sure I'm not piling too much on tomorrow.
I want to be able to define a perspective that shows me what will start on a specified date. I can group or sort by start, but then I have to scroll through those items that don't have a specified start date and "start in next week" doesn't help me plan for Monday.
Any ideas?
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