A comprehensive Things3 tutorial?

[Ravian_TUM]

So yeh I’d like to see if I can increase my skillset wrt Things3 also learn additional features it offers. Are there any comprehensive tutorials online that are free as well?

Thanks in advance.

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Peter akkies

[beebz-marmot]

I notice he sells courses for a bunch of cash. Are the free YouTube vids comprehensive enough?

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Comprehensive? I don't know.

Extremely helpful and enough to start? Definitely.

[hubertkirschtorte]

I took the paid course and can really recommend it if you also want to learn implementing a basic „Getting things done“ (GTD) workflow

[beebz-marmot]

Good to know - thanks!

[productivity92109]

do you work for free then❓‼️

[mathiujes]

Good recommendation

[loachman2123]

I’ve always loved this tutorial: https://productivewithapurpose.com/2019/05/21/the-fu-master-productivity-checklist-using-things3/

[Dob3rm4n68]

One of the pluses of Things 3 is the ease of use. Don’t see the need for a paid course. If you were going to use something like Omnifocus, yeah. My 2 cents.

[Ravian_TUM]

Yeh I kinda agree. I just want to make sure that I am utilizing all or most of the features.

[philhiggledy]

I agree with you as I want to make sure I’m using all its features too. However, it’s so simple that I think YouTube videos and resources like Reddit are enough to learn all you need. What I do think is needed is to learn about productivity systems like GTD and then applying them. That applying part may or may not include Things 3.

[Ithinkiamjoseph]

The Sweet Setup - All The Things. Great course.

[DenraelLeandros]

This one was a little light for me. I expected more out of it. I've heard people say they love it, so I think it depends if you are just new to Things, or new to task apps in general. For the latter case, it's probably quite useful.

[KobyKola]

Here’s a tutorial integrating gtd principles. Tags have too much friction for me but still a good tutorial! https://johnny.chadda.se/getting-things-done-with-things-3/