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MacSparky’s OmniFocus Field Guide can be life changing if you’re struggling with overwhelm from all the tasks swirling around in your life. OmniFocus as a program was too intimidating for me to get into. But with MacSparky’s Field Guide, it’s so easy to learn and integrate OmniFocus. The Field Guide is A+++ quality. And the bonus is that David Sparks is a really impressive person who has been using OmniFocus for years. He’s not just showing you how to use the program; he’s showing you how you should use the program. I got the more expensive version of the Field Guide (as well as the more expensive version of OmniFocus), and I’m very happy that I did. Another great benefit is that if David Sparks makes a Field Guide related to a computer program, I know that the program is worth checking out and safe to use. The MacSparky seal of approval is a big deal for me. Task management software is so critical and private; choosing the right one is important. I very much appreciate MacSparky sifting through the many many options and telling us which is best and safe to use. I’ve been using OmniFocus for years; but I waited to upgrade to OmniFocus 4 until MacSparky released this new Field Guide. Yes, this Field Guide is worth the money. It seems expensive, but once you realize the quality and usefulness, it’s a GREAT value. So is OmniFocus for that matter.
MacSparky’s OmniFocus Field Guide can be life changing if you’re struggling with overwhelm from all the tasks swirling around in your life. OmniFocus as a program was too intimidating for me to get into. But with MacSparky’s Field Guide, it’s so easy to learn and integrate OmniFocus. The Field Guide is A+++ quality. And the bonus is that David Sparks is a really impressive person who has been using OmniFocus for years. He’s not just showing you how to use the program; he’s showing you how you should use the program. I got the more expensive version of the Field Guide (as well as the more expensive version of OmniFocus), and I’m very happy that I did. Another great benefit is that if David Sparks makes a Field Guide related to a computer program, I know that the program is worth checking out and safe to use. The MacSparky seal of approval is a big deal for me. Task management software is so critical and private; choosing the right one is important. I very much appreciate MacSparky sifting through the many many options and telling us which is best and safe to use. I’ve been using OmniFocus for years; but I waited to upgrade to OmniFocus 4 until MacSparky released this new Field Guide. Yes, this Field Guide is worth the money. It seems expensive, but once you realize the quality and usefulness, it’s a GREAT value. So is OmniFocus for that matter.
David’s MacSparky Video Courses are Simply “The Best”. Every Course offer a tremendous value, their cost is reasonable (or better). David’s Products are Top Drawer / Best In Category.
If you are a Beginner - You will Learn A Lot. If you are an Expert - You will Learn A Lot. Purchase Every Course of Interest and Improve how you do, what you do.
Who else offers you an Opportunity like that? David’s Courses and MacSparky Labs are worth your $ / Support - They will make you Better.
David’s MacSparky Video Courses are Simply “The Best”. Every Course offer a tremendous value, their cost is reasonable (or better). David’s Products are Top Drawer / Best In Category.
If you are a Beginner - You will Learn A Lot. If you are an Expert - You will Learn A Lot. Purchase Every Course of Interest and Improve how you do, what you do.
Who else offers you an Opportunity like that? David’s Courses and MacSparky Labs are worth your $ / Support - They will make you Better.
I've been using Omnifocus for ages, and I learned some very useful tricks to make it work harder for me. I love the way David talks about real-life use cases for the features and how to use it to help you not just get more done, but get the right things done. My favourite things are the sample scripts / shortcuts and the detailed walk-throughs - I came away with ideas to tweak it for my own use-cases AND the skills to do so. Equal favourite is the way to make this work with links so you avoid distraction and go to exactly where you need to be. OF + this Field Guide = Superpowers. If you want to use OF to organise your life a single place then you need this Field Guide.
I've been using Omnifocus for ages, and I learned some very useful tricks to make it work harder for me. I love the way David talks about real-life use cases for the features and how to use it to help you not just get more done, but get the right things done. My favourite things are the sample scripts / shortcuts and the detailed walk-throughs - I came away with ideas to tweak it for my own use-cases AND the skills to do so. Equal favourite is the way to make this work with links so you avoid distraction and go to exactly where you need to be. OF + this Field Guide = Superpowers. If you want to use OF to organise your life a single place then you need this Field Guide.
Once again, this guide reminds me why I love David’s Field guides so much. The Productivity Field Guide starts by talking about what to do and how to think about your activities before he even starts in on how to get more done in less time. (As a classics major, I always love his references to Plato, Aristotle, Marcus Aurelius et al which put productivity in the context of our humanity rather than as a mechanical device.) Unlike almost every other Productivity Guide, this one doesn’t push a hard-and-fast philosophical school or toolkit… It’s meant for adults who can think about the principles, experiment, and decide for themselves what will most effectively help them reach their goals. I’ve read and followed a lot of productivity systems and gurus and found David’s take very freeing and powerful and a great way to make 2024 a year where you can more effectively fulfill your unique purpose.
Once again, this guide reminds me why I love David’s Field guides so much. The Productivity Field Guide starts by talking about what to do and how to think about your activities before he even starts in on how to get more done in less time. (As a classics major, I always love his references to Plato, Aristotle, Marcus Aurelius et al which put productivity in the context of our humanity rather than as a mechanical device.) Unlike almost every other Productivity Guide, this one doesn’t push a hard-and-fast philosophical school or toolkit… It’s meant for adults who can think about the principles, experiment, and decide for themselves what will most effectively help them reach their goals. I’ve read and followed a lot of productivity systems and gurus and found David’s take very freeing and powerful and a great way to make 2024 a year where you can more effectively fulfill your unique purpose.
After upgrading to the new macOS, I found the restrictions on some new features super frustrating. Listening to Automators and Mac Power Users, I learned that Keyboard Maestro could help. But I didn't have time to dig deep into it from ground zero. What I wanted was some quick instructions to give me foundational knowledge, and show me what's possible. I figured once I could see it in action, and where the edges are, I would be able to use it for my purposes. Fortunately there is a MacSparky Field Guide! Signing up was quick and easy, and I got through the material over the weekend. I appreciated that each video was specific to one aspect. The short-and-to-the-point nature of the videos made it easier for me to stay focused and engaged. And the combination of video and text helped me best understand what I wanted to do with the App, and how it best works with my brain and existing skills. I appreciate the downloads too — they gave me a leg up on my own macros, and I'll be able to refer to them long after I remember the exact details of this course. Thank you, David, for a premium learning experience. I highly recommend this field guide.
After upgrading to the new macOS, I found the restrictions on some new features super frustrating. Listening to Automators and Mac Power Users, I learned that Keyboard Maestro could help. But I didn't have time to dig deep into it from ground zero. What I wanted was some quick instructions to give me foundational knowledge, and show me what's possible. I figured once I could see it in action, and where the edges are, I would be able to use it for my purposes. Fortunately there is a MacSparky Field Guide! Signing up was quick and easy, and I got through the material over the weekend. I appreciated that each video was specific to one aspect. The short-and-to-the-point nature of the videos made it easier for me to stay focused and engaged. And the combination of video and text helped me best understand what I wanted to do with the App, and how it best works with my brain and existing skills. I appreciate the downloads too — they gave me a leg up on my own macros, and I'll be able to refer to them long after I remember the exact details of this course. Thank you, David, for a premium learning experience. I highly recommend this field guide.
Favorite. Down to earth, great learning.
Indispensable ⚙️ David's videos have been a blessing for me. I LOVE and need these wizardly-looking-productivity-tools but have little time to learn how to use them. The Filed Guides get me to what I need in no time. Recommended 🙌
Indispensable ⚙️ David's videos have been a blessing for me. I LOVE and need these wizardly-looking-productivity-tools but have little time to learn how to use them. The Filed Guides get me to what I need in no time. Recommended 🙌
MacSparky Field Guides are amazing. As an IT professional with over 40 years of experience, I learn more from the Field Guides than any other source, hands down! The combination of text and video, along with the excellent organization of the content is not only excellent for tutorial use, but also as a useful reference. I highly recommend the Field Guides even if you just have a passing interest in whatever area the guide covers.
MacSparky Field Guides are amazing. As an IT professional with over 40 years of experience, I learn more from the Field Guides than any other source, hands down! The combination of text and video, along with the excellent organization of the content is not only excellent for tutorial use, but also as a useful reference. I highly recommend the Field Guides even if you just have a passing interest in whatever area the guide covers.
The Keyboard Maestro tutorials got me from feeling overwhelmed by a complex piece of software, to feeling professional with it. This great set of videos that have changed how I use my Mac.
The Keyboard Maestro tutorials got me from feeling overwhelmed by a complex piece of software, to feeling professional with it. This great set of videos that have changed how I use my Mac.
The MacSparky Field Guides are indispensable tools for getting the most out of new apps and technologies. David Sparks is a master explainer. His field guides are clear and concise, and his skilled use of video makes them easy to follow. Each field guide is suitable for a wide range of viewer expertise, starting from the basics and going on to offer valuable guidance for more experienced users. I look forward to every new field guide that comes out.
The MacSparky Field Guides are indispensable tools for getting the most out of new apps and technologies. David Sparks is a master explainer. His field guides are clear and concise, and his skilled use of video makes them easy to follow. Each field guide is suitable for a wide range of viewer expertise, starting from the basics and going on to offer valuable guidance for more experienced users. I look forward to every new field guide that comes out.
Macsparky has done it again, taking what could be an overwhelming app for newcomers and breaking it down into easy to follow pieces. Even the Obsidian power user has something here they can take away too. Bravo Sir! You really can’t go wrong with a Macsparky Field Guide, if you want to understand an app from the nuts and bolts right up to making it sing and dance then this is for you.
Macsparky has done it again, taking what could be an overwhelming app for newcomers and breaking it down into easy to follow pieces. Even the Obsidian power user has something here they can take away too. Bravo Sir! You really can’t go wrong with a Macsparky Field Guide, if you want to understand an app from the nuts and bolts right up to making it sing and dance then this is for you.