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— Kourosh —
A Podcast with the Omni Show
I had a wonderful time talking with Andrew Mason as part of the Omni Show.
Have a listen to [the podcast here](https://www.omnigroup.com/blog/how-psychiatrist-kourosh-dini-maintains-balance-with-omnifocus).
The Omni Show focuses on people who use the Omni Group’s products. It’s no secret that I’ve been a big fan of their applications.
In the episode, I talk about task management, the role OmniFocus plays in it, as well as a bit about music, too.
A Principle of Completable Lists
Designing flow lists
A Daily Review Habit
"Falling off the GTD wagon" (or any task system for that matter) can be all too easy and all too disrupting. Especially, when you've grown used to a system, the gradual loss of trust in that system can come with feelings of anxiety, the need for constant damage...
After a project
Decisions lingering in the background
GTD & Creativity
Considering how the Getting Things Done methodology can support creative thought and work.
A Guiding Principle of Task Management
What is a trusted system and why does it matter?
Chaotic Workflows Part 4: Creating Space for Practice
More on dealing with chaotic environments
Quarantine! – the music video
What do to while quarantined by the coronavirus – set to Blondie’s Call me.
Chaotic Workflows Part 3: Satellite Task Systems
Continuing the Chaotic Workflow series …
Here we get into “Satellite” Task systems that function as branches from a central system.
Chaotic Workflows Part 2: Saying “No”
In the last post, [Workflows in Chaos](https://www.usingomnifocus.com/2017/04/workflows-in-chaos-a-teachers-plight-part-1/), we looked at the importance of making _settled decisions_ and a difference between task management and workflow mastery. Moving on to...
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