Over the years of working with consulting clients, hosting webinars in partnerships with Asana and producing Asana related blog posts and videos, I've massed a big selection of training resources to help people to master Asana. In this post I've collected everything in one place so you can quickly access all the content I've ever produced related to Asana (bookmark this page as I'll be updating it over time).
Asana is ideal for planning daily tasks, but it's also great as a monthly or even annual goal/strategic planning tool. this video, learn how to create different projects for planning your big projects and goals right down to your daily tasks.
If you need additional 1-on-1 support optimising your Asana account and with team training, you can book a free 30-minute introductory call from my consulting page.
To get the most out of Asana, you should be referring to it and using it regularly throughout the day. In this video I show you how to organise your tasks and use Asana as you do your work.
To learn more about how to set up an Alfred workflow to create Asana tasks, have a read of Zapier's blog post.
If you need additional 1-on-1 support optimising your Asana account and with team training, you can book a free 30-minute introductory call from my consulting page.
In this video I walk you through the first few things you should do when getting started with Asana.
If you need additional 1-on-1 support optimising your Asana account and with team training, you can book a free 30-minute introductory call from my consulting page.
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This post is part of my “Guidelines” series where I analyse memorable book quotes and examine how to apply them in real life.
– Ryan Holiday, Ego is the Enemy (read the book summary)
I just finished reading On the Shortness of Life by Seneca and two sentences towards the end really stood out to me:
Here’s an interesting thought to ponder:
WHAT you do, doesn't matter nearly as much as the HOW or WHYClick To Tweet
For a while now, I’ve been using MindMeister to collect and make sense of my ideas.
Have you ever been in a situation where you have a load of ideas but struggle to make sense of it all? Often you need to get everything out of your head and see it in front of you before you can create order among your ideas. That’s where MindMeister is an invaluable tool. It’s a mind mapping tool that’s 100% online, available via your browser (no download required, which makes it really quick and easy to pick up and use) and via native mobile apps for iOS and Android.
Have you ever met someone who’s always happy? Someone who’s overwhelmingly positive and never seems to have a “bad day”?
Do you ever think, is there a secret to happiness?
This post is part of my “Guidelines” series where I analyse memorable book quotes and examine how to apply them in real life.
“The old saying, “You Snooze, You Lose” may have a deeper meaning than any of us realized. When you delay waking up until you have to—meaning you wait until the last possible moment to get out of bed and start your day—consider that what you’re actually doing is resisting your life. Every time you hit the snooze button, you’re in a state of resistance to your day, to your life, and to waking up and creating the life you say you want.” – Hal Elrod, The Miracle Morning (book summary)