Nesting within Todoist

SUMMARY NOTES:
1. Nesting - storing tasks with no due date
2. Use recurring tasks to associate to Project folders (to check-in)
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In this YouTube channel, I cover productivity tools, resources and methods to help you choose the right tools across your day to work at the maximum efficiency. Every week, I normally post between 2-3 videos, and growing the content every day.

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Francesco D'Alessio.
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[debneilnagchowdhury]

Francesco, your videos are phenomenal! They're really helpful. I started out yesterday. I was wondering if I can stop the nested tasks from showing up twice in the today list. It's like, I got a main task, and several subtasks under it. On the today list, not only do I get the main task with a drop-down for the nested ones, but also the subtasks individually. How can I check this iteration?

[natyt]

1. You are not really tracking multiple todo's! Are all the tasks in that project to be completed at once? Suppose you do the Twitter task but fall behind on FB??
2. Karma! If you complete multiple tasks, why get Karma on only one task?

One (not quite perfect) solution; indent all those tasks under the recurring task, then you can check off subtasks before checking off the parent recurring task. You need to try this option to see if you like the way it works. Because this option itself behaves differently if you *also* assign recurring [different!] date & time to the subtasks or not. Either way, only the parent task should appear (if no bugs) in the "Today" list, but can be expanded. Also, might behave differently on a mobile device.

Anyhow, thanks for bringing up this topic and for your posts in general. I have learned quite a bit from them.
All the best.

[antoniovelazquez]

By briefly watching your "tomorrow" view at 3:16, I wonder how do you keep up with mantaining all those scheduled tasks? what happens when something unexpected comes up and you have to reschedule all of them to another hour?

[KyleStay]

love the idea, thanks for sharing! Seems like it would be good for routines and other things. I let you know what applications I come up with!