Get Stuff Done with OmniFocus 3 (2022) – Peter Akkies

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GET STUFF DONE WITH OMNIFOCUS 3

Do you feel overwhelmed?

Do you spend more time on urgent tasks than on important tasks?

Do you resort to pen and paper to plan your day? Have you tried using OmniFocus before, only to give up in frustration?

If so, you’re in the right place. In this video course, you’ll learn an OmniFocus workflow you can rely on.

PICTURE THIS:

• You feel less stress because you’ve got your projects under control.
• People see you as reliable because you don’t miss deadlines.
• You feel proud because you’re doing the important work.
• You know exactly what to work on next.
• Nothing slips through the cracks.

Yay OmniFocus!

How can you get there?

By learning a simple OmniFocus workflow you can trust. And that’s what you’ll learn in this self-paced video course.

GET STUFF DONE WITH OMNIFOCUS 3

Do you feel overwhelmed?

Do you spend more time on urgent tasks than on important tasks?

Do you resort to pen and paper to plan your day? Have you tried using OmniFocus before, only to give up in frustration?

If so, you’re in the right place. In this video course, you’ll learn an OmniFocus workflow you can rely on.

PICTURE THIS:

• You feel less stress because you’ve got your projects under control.
• People see you as reliable because you don’t miss deadlines.
• You feel proud because you’re doing the important work.
• You know exactly what to work on next.
• Nothing slips through the cracks.

Yay OmniFocus!

How can you get there?

By learning a simple OmniFocus workflow you can trust. And that’s what you’ll learn in this self-paced video course.

8 MODULES, 46 LESSONS

Go at your own pace. Take your time or work through the modules in one sitting. Refer back to the course anytime.

MODULE 1: OMNIFOCUS AS AN EXTENSION OF YOUR BRAIN

• Getting all of your tasks into OmniFocus
• OmniFocus as your central source of truth
• When to use defer dates & due dates

MODULE 2: ORGANIZING YOUR PROJECTS

• What is a project?
• How to set up your projects and folders
• Task, task with subtasks, or project?

MODULE 3: PLANNING YOUR DAYS AND WEEKS

• What makes sense to work on?
• Planning what to work on next
• Calendar event or OmniFocus task?

MODULE 4: SORTING THROUGH YOUR TASKS

• The waiting for and someday, maybe tags
• Other tags to consider
• Using flags to highlight important projects

MODULE 5: REPEATING TASKS & PROJECT TEMPLATES

• Setting up repeating tasks and projects
• Saving time with project templates

MODULE 6: WEEKLY REVIEWS

• The nine steps to a weekly review
• Weekly review cheat sheet
• Scheduling your weekly review

MODULE 7: EXAMPLE USE CASES

• Regain control when you feel overwhelmed
• Process to-dos after a meeting
• Using OmniFocus to travel with less stress
• And more

MODULE 8: PRO TIPS

• Reducing your choice set
• Reference material and OmniFocus
• Goals and OmniFocus
• Habits and OmniFocus

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