🛠️How do you handle your real-world to-do list?

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@Liohn_Sherer,

Unlike @Esteban_Giannini, I keep one My Tasks for everything because I’m one person and want to look in one place for what I’m supposed to do. I’ve done this successfully in Asana for the past 12+ years and settled on this some years ago:

Your Simple (or Advanced) Strategy for Asana’s My Tasks

Note: Most recent article update: April 2025 I’ve just published the article linked above to Medium (free access). I hope both existing Asana users grappling with My Tasks version 2 (currently being deployed), as well as new users to Asana, will check it out because it was written with all of you in mind. This comprehensive article on My Tasks: Outlines a simple but highly functional My Tasks setup with brief, step-by-step setup and use instructions, Explores an advanced My Tasks approach…

But if you’re copying/pasting/printing from Asana, you might consider:

How Well Do You Know Asana2Go?

As part of this special Integrations Edition of Forum Leader Tips, I’m covering an integration I should know better than anybody else—because I created it! Asana2Go is a free*, 5-star-rated Chrome (and MS Edge, Opera, and Brave) extension that enables you to copy, print, and export flexibly from Asana. It works with all free/paid Asana plans, requires no extra login/authentication, and does not modify/write anything in your Asana. Asana2Go has a diverse set of features, including some that Asa…

Thanks,

Larry