Show only 1 unfinished action per project.Remove the star and confirm to remove the task from the Next Actions list, while retaining it with its project.Move a task within the Next Actions list, or to another project in the Project list by clicking and dragging with the hand button.Here you can change the task text, date, context and even move the task to a different project if needed. Edit a task by double clicking anywhere in the task, or by clicking the edit button.Nozbe Next Actions Screen What can you do in Next Actions? This is important as you can quickly be overwhelmed if you have too many tasks in front of you at one time. I try to keep my Next Actions list lean and mean with no more than one task per project. Next Actions are where the heavy lifting is done. So lets get to it, first stop is the heart and soul of any GTD. But please, take the time to view the videos when you have time.īy the way, if you missed any of the other posts, you can find them on the Nozbe Tour page, or use the link at the top of this page to move forward in the tour. While Michael Sliwinski, the creator and founder of Nozbe, has created great video tutorials designed to teach you everything you need to know about Nozbe this series of posts, lets call them a pictorial tour of Nozbe, will help you get a quick, bird’s eye view of the application. Since this will be a lot of territory to cover, I’ll break it into several posts, and try to get them all up within the next week, so you’ll be able to see the whole picture.

Since I’ve been writing so much lately about GTD (Getting Things Done) generally, and at times more specifically about Nozbe, I thought it might be useful to get a first hand look at how Nozbe helps me get things done on a daily basis.

Nozbe tour