Joe’s premise is simple: there isn’t one right way to use OmniFocus, so figure out how you operate and get started. Joe’s blog is dedicated to productivity, both Mac and “real world.” But he also wrote a book all about OmniFocus called “ Working with OmniFocus”. He’s produced a ton of content-check out the iPad Masterclass, iPhone Masterclass, and Mac Masterclass, all about OmniFocus. Screencast Academy by Richard BakerĪ great youtube channel, hosted by Richard Baker, focused on Mac & iOS tutorials. Creating Flow With OmniFocus by Kourosh DiniĪ book by Kourosh Dini now in its second edition, Creating Flow presents a singular workflow that starts with basic concepts and moves toward the advanced. For both Mac and iOS, they cover a lot of ground and feature the inimitable teaching style of Macsparky. The book covers concepts ranging from beginning to advanced and all of them are explained.
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Kourosh has been using OmniFocus for years and has some great ideas on how to the most out of the application.
This is, by far, my favorite book on using OmniFocus. OmniFocus Essential Training by David Sparksĭavid put together nearly 4 hours of video for . This week Kourosh Dini released the third edition of his Creating Flow with OmniFocus book. Learn OmniFocus launched in 2014 and offers both basic and advanced video courses, online classes, and more. Tim is a professional coach from Vancouver, BC, has been a speaker at OmniFocus events, and is an advocate for a healthy and balanced life. Learn OmniFocus is a product of Technically Simple, a company founded by Tim Stringer. This collection of learning material isn’t conclusive-by any means-but created by people we’re happy to link to. Here are a few books, lessons, video tutorials, and more. Over the past few years several different sites have put OmniFocus, and teaching it to others, at their core.
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