Switching Contexts in OmniFocus – Kaitlin Salzke
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How I use ‘macro-context’ tags to filter the tasks in my dashboard view down to just those I want to act on right now.
In the lead-up to my Learn OmniFocus workflow session, I wanted to share some of the nitty-gritty details of how I manage my tasks with OmniFocus. That session will focus on the magic of Omni Automation (✨!). So, over this week, I’m concentrating on the more foundational, structural side of things, like projects, tags, and perspectives. At this point, we’ve covered my main ‘dashboard view’ , more custom perspectives , and some automation magic that helps with window management and navigation . A fundamental reason for taking the ‘dashboard’ approach is that
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