The Todoist tasks are added to your Google Calendar (your choice of which calendar stream it uses) and can block out a set period of time around tasks that have a due date and time, as well as the configurable ability to either add tasks without a due date as an all day event or not map them at all. The sync is real-time and two way, offering the ability to add tasks via calendar and vice versa. Just do time blocks on paper and refer to Todoist for the actual tasks (which I don't schedule).As a heavy Google user and someone who now relies on Todoist, the practicality of it is wonderful. what is the optimal way to do this? Am I missing something? I do get annoyed with both Todoist and Google Calander notifying me of a task. Use Google calendar but keep it separate from Todoist, meaning I schedule out blocks of time but then refer over to Todoist for the actual tasks. I have issues that I can't see an hourly view of my day there and now I'm juggling two views of my day. Skip Google calendar altogether and just schedule my time in Todoist.
How do other folks do this successfully? Here are my thoughts:
I understand that Todoist can assign an amount of time to a task by adding "", which is great, and I also understand there is a Google calendar integration, which I currently use, but I have so many projects and I'd have to add each one to Todoist to get it to integrate. I am trying to go to the "next level" and dedicate an amount of time to each task and schedule that out on a calendar. I really do love Todoist for helping me capture, organize and plan my tasks and projects, but I have issues trying to schedule out my day.
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