Greetings,
Does anyone have recommendations re: the following:
I have several projects that I want to spend time on daily or weekly, but they are more habits or other ongoing maintenance work than projects that I will eventually complete. In addition, for each of them, I collect various ideas, Web sites, books to read, etc. from which I want to choose how to complete that day's task.
For example, I call one such project "Inspiration," and I want to spend fifteen minutes every day on that project. The work might entail reading a book or listening to a podcast or reviewing a Web site, and whenever I come across material that might serve, I like to clip it and add it to OmniFocus. That way, when the time comes to work on "Inspiration," I can peruse my list and choose what strikes my fancy.
How can I set up this type of repeating daily project that contains, in effect, a database of options for how to complete it each day, without 20-30 "tasks," i.e. the options I've clipped and collected, showing up in my Today perspective and overwhelming it?
Cheers,
Wayne
Does anyone have recommendations re: the following:
I have several projects that I want to spend time on daily or weekly, but they are more habits or other ongoing maintenance work than projects that I will eventually complete. In addition, for each of them, I collect various ideas, Web sites, books to read, etc. from which I want to choose how to complete that day's task.
For example, I call one such project "Inspiration," and I want to spend fifteen minutes every day on that project. The work might entail reading a book or listening to a podcast or reviewing a Web site, and whenever I come across material that might serve, I like to clip it and add it to OmniFocus. That way, when the time comes to work on "Inspiration," I can peruse my list and choose what strikes my fancy.
How can I set up this type of repeating daily project that contains, in effect, a database of options for how to complete it each day, without 20-30 "tasks," i.e. the options I've clipped and collected, showing up in my Today perspective and overwhelming it?
Cheers,
Wayne
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