Sounds good, Julie! Once you get used to allocating the tasks to sections and manually sorting them, it becomes second nature. It actually helps me to remember what I’ve got coming up.
The reason those tasks appear in No Project is because they’re subtasks. A little quirk in Asana is that subtasks don’t automatically inherit the parent task’s project status. You can select the subtasks and add them to Diane Leonard Consulting in the task pane (or by using Tab + P).
@Julien_RENAUD started an excellent thread on it here: