Linking Project Support Materials in Todoist for a Seamless Workflow

📚 There are two ways to link Evernote project support material into Todoist.

🔗 Using third-party applications, you can create tasks or link directly to project support material.

📝 Linking project support material in Todoist is a neat and efficient method.

📝 To link project support materials in Todoist, copy the classic note link and paste it at the beginning of the task, adding brackets around it.

🔗 By doing this, a clickable link to the note will be created, with a label indicating the link to Evernote.

🔗 There are three ways to link project support materials in Todoist: adding a link in the notes section, using a direct link with an Evernote label, or adding it in the project comment.

💻 The first method is to click on the notes section and add the link along with a comment.

📎 The second method is to use a direct link to an Evernote note, which is indicated by a small Evernote label.

💡 A third method is to add the link in the project comment, making it easily accessible when viewing the project.

🔗 There are two options for linking directly into Evernote: adding the link in the notes section or adding it in the notes of the project.

📝 Adding the link with brackets around the task creates a clickable link in Evernote.

🔀 Keeping hard edges between different applications is preferred when linking notes.

📝 Episode 64 of Working With Todoist provides tips and tricks on linking project support materials.

✅ The video offers insights on how to use Todoist effectively for increased productivity.

🗓️ Episode 65 promises to provide more tips and tricks on using Todoist in the future.