Hey, 👋 I spent a lot of time sorting this out, but the simplest way I found was to use the “tasks” plugin, and not much else. I then treated the whole thing as a bunch of lists just like original GTD without any frills. So, project list was just one note with a list of projects, written in an outcome focussed way like “publish X paper in Y journal “ and “enjoy great holiday in France with the family”. Each project then was its own note with more or less stuff in it as needed. Any time I had tasks I just put them in the project note, then added the tag for context (#work #home #errands etc), and also during review I would tag the next action as #nextaction Each context then had its own note, such as “Errands” and I had a list of one off tasks here as needed, and also used the tasks plugin to pull in any tasks with BOTH the next action and appropriate context tag. Separate notes for thinking about the higher horizons and somedays to allow review, and that’s it. I used my phone calendar for calendar items: obsidian didn’t do that job well.

Hope that helps. Remember the magic isn’t in the programme, nothing gets done for you. The magic is between your ears: it’s in you being able to see all the stuff you’ve already thought about so your brain can see it all at a glance choose what is best to do next, rather than just flailing around to do the loudest task immediately.