Amazing! Let me know how it goes!

Me too! super awesome and I plan to share with others - thank you so much

Yes you can! I have been using sub tasks alot more lately. I use it for tasks that require multiple steps that don't necessarily need to or can happen on the same date. The description box is great for links too.

@@PrivatePracticeGrowthClub We can use due date for each subtask if we edit subtask alone.

Thank you for your kind words.

Braindumps or idea tanks are so important for conserving your brains energy because you don't have to hold the information and can therefore use your working memory on executing tasks .

Thank you. Glad you found it insightful.

You are most welcome.

This system is great as a small solopreneur to manage your personal tasks. It's not really suitable for a workflow and business management system though. For my own practice I tried all types like Asana, Trello, clickup, and have finally landed on SmartSuite. I will be making some tutorials in SS in 2024 showing behind the scenes how I use it, how you can use it with a team and how to use it to link tasks to your overall strategy. So do look out for that 😁

New to your Channel@@PrivatePracticeGrowthClub and I must say Bravo and tysm! Hoping to find SS Video and others in your Channel related to organizing methods.

Not yet. It's on my brain dump list, not yet scheduled for recording 😬

@@PrivatePracticeGrowthClub Also requesting this task blocking video since you explain everything so clearly and I always struggle task and project blocking. Thank you so so much!!!

Hi. Great question. Not sure I fully understand what you are looking for, but it sounds like you need a scheduler that can schedule various types of group and 1:1 sessions, but you also want to incorporate notes and client details in the same system? You mention using 2 schedulers to get all the features you need, could you perhaps share which 2 schedulers you use, and what features specifically are you looking then I might be able to make a more appropriate recommendation 🙂

Great question. I actually no longer use clickup. I now use smartsuite. It's not a tool for everyone, but I do plan to make some videos on how I use it in my own practice with some free template setups you can use as well. For now I'd say keep it simple. Focus on getting your systems to work well then think about tools to help level up afterwards

Hi there. Great question. There is no organised way to do this unfortunately. As I mentioned in the video, this is an adaptation of the GTD method by simply applying the principles of sorting tasks. I personally do not find contexts helpful for making me for efficient so I don't have a need for them. If you like this method of using Google Tasks and Calendar and want to incorporate contexts, there are 2 ways you could do this: 1) add the context in brackets next to the task title in n the description box, or 2)creat a task for each context in each list and then use sub-tasks to list your actual tasks under each context. Do you think this might work for you?

@@PrivatePracticeGrowthClub perhaps. I'm switching from a paid todoist account which had this functionally to free Google tasks which doesn't. It seems tasks is Google's only app that doesn't have search capability.

No. And one.

Hi there, if you use Google Tasks together with Google Calendar the way I demonstrated in the video, then you are using the GTD method. I also plan to do a follow-up video on how to process your email with Google tasks using the GTD method. So do look out for that :)

Sorry to hear that, but thanks for commenting. My videos will not benefit everyone and that's okay. I hope you find what you are looking for on someone else's channel. All the best :)

You already know, there is no point of lurking here.. 😕