Mastering Task Management in Todoist

📋 The video discusses the multiple tasks selection feature in Todoist.

💡 Using the multiple selection tool in Todoist can help organize a large number of tasks collected in the inbox.

🔄 Instead of individually typing or dragging tasks into a project, the multiple selection tool allows for a more efficient way of organizing tasks.

📂 You can use the multiple selection feature in Todoist to quickly move tasks to their respective projects and add or remove labels.

🔄 Todoist has been continuously updating the multiple selection feature over the years, allowing users to do a lot more with it.

🎥 In this video, the speaker demonstrates various ways to utilize the multiple selection feature in Todoist.

To select multiple tasks in Todoist, click on one task, hold the shift key, and click on another task.

Once multiple tasks are selected, various actions can be performed on them such as scheduling them for today or tomorrow.

There is an option to postpone selected tasks and choose from different options.

📆 'Next week' option allows you to schedule tasks for the following week, based on your preferences.

🗄️ You can easily move tasks to a specific project, which is useful when organizing from your inbox.

⭐ Setting priorities for tasks can be done with a simple click using the priority button.

✅ You can archive, duplicate, delete, add labels, and remove labels for tasks in Todoist.

🗂️ Adding labels can be done by typing the label name or its corresponding number.

❌ To remove labels, click the cross button at the top of the label.

⏰ The scheduling of tasks can be done by clicking the three dots icon and selecting the desired date.

📝 Using the task feature in Todoist makes it easier to write and organize tasks.

💡 The ability to select multiple tasks in Todoist is a powerful function, especially after a brainstorming session.

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