Thanks, I've used Hide-in-todo when I don't want to see the steps but I
hadn't thought of gathering them all in a parent task so I don't have to
set it on each child separately.
On Fri, Aug 30, 2013 at 7:31 AM, Richard C wrote:
> I solve this problem in a different way (that violates GTD thinki
I solve this problem in a different way (that violates GTD thinking but it
works for me!).
I like the bit of GTD that says break tasks down into small parts - it
helps me try and focus on one thing at a time when I am working on that
tasks but I like to see the top level task in my main ToDo
Thanks Lisa,
Good tip
On Wednesday, 21 August 2013 14:06:42 UTC+10, Lisa S wrote:
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> I've been trying to break down my tasks into "actions" ala GTD, but the
> problem I run into is that often by the time I'm reviewing them, they have
> propagated up to my "daily" list, and I have a Star on the
