I currently use Todoist for task management and starting to use Trello for project management. I'm a solopreneur, stay-at-home dad, building my author platform.
If you are familiar with the above two tools, any advantage to using Asana over them or is it primarily for teams?
Discovered your site a week ago, on your list and love your stuff, keep up the great work, it is appreciated.
George, I also highly recommend Asana! I have been using it to manage the work in my one man development workflow for a little while now and don't know how I managed to stay on top of things before! The tips and information I've gained from Paul have been key to my new system!
I use Zapier to keep my Asana and Trello in sync, and after a bit of tweaking it's been great!
Hi George! Thanks for the comment and feedback. At the end of the day, you should do what works for you and if those tools are satisfying your needs, then great! However, in my opinion, it's best to keep all task/project management in one place so you don't have to jump between platforms. I have some experience with Trello and Todoist, but not a lot. I'm a big fan of Asana (and use it for everything), so this is the platform I talk about most. It's not necessarily just for teams. I used it on my own for years. If you haven't tried it yet, I'd highly recommend you at least give it a try. Let me know if you have any questions :)
Paul, I currently use Todoist for task management and starting to use Trello for project management. I'm a solopreneur, stay-at-home dad, building my author platform. If you are familiar with the above two tools, any advantage to using Asana over them or is it primarily for teams? Discovered your site a week ago, on your list and love your stuff, keep up the great work, it is appreciated. George
George, I also highly recommend Asana! I have been using it to manage the work in my one man development workflow for a little while now and don't know how I managed to stay on top of things before! The tips and information I've gained from Paul have been key to my new system! I use Zapier to keep my Asana and Trello in sync, and after a bit of tweaking it's been great!
Hi George! Thanks for the comment and feedback. At the end of the day, you should do what works for you and if those tools are satisfying your needs, then great! However, in my opinion, it's best to keep all task/project management in one place so you don't have to jump between platforms. I have some experience with Trello and Todoist, but not a lot. I'm a big fan of Asana (and use it for everything), so this is the platform I talk about most. It's not necessarily just for teams. I used it on my own for years. If you haven't tried it yet, I'd highly recommend you at least give it a try. Let me know if you have any questions :)
I currently use Todoist for task management and starting to use Trello for project management. I'm a solopreneur, stay-at-home dad, building my author platform.
If you are familiar with the above two tools, any advantage to using Asana over them or is it primarily for teams?
Discovered your site a week ago, on your list and love your stuff, keep up the great work, it is appreciated.
George
I use Zapier to keep my Asana and Trello in sync, and after a bit of tweaking it's been great!
I currently use Todoist for task management and starting to use Trello for project management. I'm a solopreneur, stay-at-home dad, building my author platform.
If you are familiar with the above two tools, any advantage to using Asana over them or is it primarily for teams?
Discovered your site a week ago, on your list and love your stuff, keep up the great work, it is appreciated.
George
I use Zapier to keep my Asana and Trello in sync, and after a bit of tweaking it's been great!