But Fantastical 2 eventually won me over. I used to use Bus圜al as my main calendar. Then I learned DevonThink and used that for my reference system. Then I learned how to mind map to help create projects. Once you’ve learned one part and perform it well, tackle another aspect.įor example, I learned to master OmniFocus first. It takes time for habits/rituals/workflows to click altogether.

Don’t try to do everything all at one time. Could this workflow still function on iOS only?Īdopt one habit at a time.

I only have iOS devices at the moment but plan to get a mac when my next windows (sorry to swear) machine dies.

I’m a self confessed nerd and have a pretty techie job but does this sound like overkill for a newbie?.

does anybody else use these apps together successfully?.

If it was a big part of my life already then yeah maybe but not when I’m just starting out. OmniOutliner - to use when I really need to flesh out an idea or projectĮvernote is an obvious component instead of DT or even as well as but I just can’t bring myself to spend £30 a year. I’ve been researching quite a bit over the last few weeks/months as to what the components of my workflow are going to be and I’ve arrived at the following:ĭEVONthink - to store all reference material and lists I only want actionable content/commitments for the next 12 months in there so I need some other place to stick the rest of my “stuff”. I’ve been consuming a lot of Tim Stringer’s material and I don’t want to clutter up OF. OmniFocus is definitely going to be a significant part of this for me and I want to build my workflow around it.

I’m being turned!! I’m also only just getting on board with the world of productivity having read David Allen’s GTD book so needless to say a lot of this is new to me!! I’ve had iPhones for years and not that long ago got an iPad but I’d say I’ve only recently had my eyes opened to the whole Apple ecosystem.

Ithoughts vs mindnode