This includes the individual areas and programs within my business. The reason I created this section alongside my business tasks is so every time I get lost in my Asana tasks-list, I can be reminded of the life I want to live, the person I want to be, and why I’m doing any and all of it. I use this section to list out my goals, my personal to-dos, and the vibes I want to achieve in my business and life. However, as a solo business owner, I use the teams section to divide my tasks into the different areas of my life and business.Īnd, within each Team, you are able to divide your work into individual projects.įor instance, as far as Teams I have: Personal: While I still rely heavily on Google Calendar for most of my scheduling, Asana’s calendar feature allows me to stay organised specifically with my projects and business-related tasks and is handy as a cross-reference tool to make sure nothing is missed.Īsana is predominantly used by organizations to allow for collaboration between team members on projects. Now, I rarely use it as an actual to-do list, but Asana allows you to transfer your lists to a calendar view so that you can get a clear overview of all of the tasks that you have to complete in your life and in your business, and by when. It lists each task in accordance with its deadline and the associated project. This section pools all the individual tasks that have been created across all of my different projects and teams. Now, there are a lot of shortcuts that I don’t really use within my Asana home screen, but the 2 sections I use the most frequently are… So you can adjust the structure of your project based on either your taste or what is best suited to the demands of the task. Something I really like about Asana is that you can create a project as a list, as a board, as a timeline, or as a calendar. Within each section you’ll find a Team or a Project.
Honestly, I barely use this section but when you look at the Asana home screen what you’re going to see are all of the shortcuts to your left.
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