#asana vs monday

[sugarcyanide]

It Tuesday! 11/29/22 That Means Yoga and Dance! at Utopia Studios In Gentle Yoga our affirmation will be " Today, I am at peace with myself." We will be studing Patanjali's Yoga Sutra Ch1 Vs 19. Gentle Yoga is agentle Hath based class geared to those that are new to yoga or simple wnat a more gentle mediatative class. 6pm $25 Drop in or $80 for the 4 wk session. In Dance Core Basics we will focusing on warming up loosening our bodies after the holiday break. Dance Core Basics is a gentle Dance Tequenique class for those that are new to dance or would simply like refher for basic dance technique. We work on dance technique from various dance cultures, so there is always something new and fun to work on. This class is a prequiste for my Vamp! Burlesque classes. 7pm $25 Drop In or $80 for the 4wk Session. There are still a few spots for classes! Sign up today. Ask me how! Sunday, December 11th is the Awakening The Flow Workshop $45 This workshop is to promote personal healing by helping to process stuck energy or emotions that may be stuck in the body. We start by warming up the body with gentle yoga and end the workshop with free-flow movement. 2pm to 4 pm at Utopia Studios Vamp! 101 Will be Mondays November 14,28 Dec 5 &12 This class is for my intermediate to advanced students and focuses on refining burlesque techniques. This session will be focused on removals. $25 Drop-In/ $80 for the Session 6pm at Utopia Studios Gentle Yoga and Dance Core Basics will be Tuesdays November 15,29 Dec 6 & 13 6pm and 7pm $25 Drop In/ $80 for the Session each. Gentle Yoga is a Gentle Hatha practice that is focused on the meditative and more gentle aspects of asana practice. Dance Core Basics goes over basic dance techniques from various dance cultures and breaks them down into easy-to-understand movements. So you can build your dance vocabulary. An all-access pass for intermediate and advanced students $200. Photo by me. #yoga #dance #burlesque #danceteachrr https://www.instagram.com/p/Clj5_HXO3fQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Taskade is an alternative productivity/project management/workspace/to-do tool or app to Notion, Trello, Asana, Monday, Airtable, OmniFocus, Tick Tick, Things, and Todoist.

[notionalternatives]

What exactly is Notion?

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Notion can be a productivity tool built to improve the way matchups work together to organize in addition to plan tasks.

It’s a knowledge base this holds notes, wikis, assignments, spreadsheets, along with databases all in a single place - making it possible for teams to work with others in real-time, to share with you information and create changes.

notion for students

Notion is concentrated on a few key features:

Projects & tasks. Notion lets you plan, track, together with do your work a single place. It helps maintain distributed teams lined up with a shared roadmap so everyone will see who is doing just what. Notes & Institution. More than just a technique to take meeting insights, Notion allows you to establish many different types of subject matter. You can then share the application with others and additionally use customized directories to manage it all.

Therefore , what's a good Idea alternative?

Notion is mostly a productivity app specifically for managing knowledge, forms and workflows, and it also does that effectively.

But, when it comes into fulfilling some key project management conditions, Notion struggles to own full functionality you would like.

Many other productivity in addition to collaboration tools have got similar strengths in addition to fail to meet a lot more specialist project operations elements.

I will share the BEST NOTION ALTERNATIVE I've come across. The tool is called Taskade. This is a complete TASKADE TUTORIAL and REVIEW. You will learn how to use Taskade in this comprehensive Taskade guide. As a Notion user, I'll also go through some differences between Taskade vs Notion.

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Taskade is an alternative productivity/project management/workspace/to-do tool or app to Notion, Trello, Asana, Monday, Airtable, OmniFocus, Tick Tick, Things, and Todoist.

Is Taskade right for you? It is if:

1. You're not currently using any productivity tool, Taskade is a great app to start with. 2. You're looking for a simple but powerful and scalable task app. 3. You're looking for an alternative to the existing app you're using. 4. You're looking for a more affordable solution. 5. You want more powerful collaboration abilities.

[notionalternative2]

What exactly Notion?

notion for students

Notion can be described as productivity tool meant to improve the way squads work together to organize along with plan tasks.

It’s a knowledge base of which holds notes, wikis, assignments, spreadsheets, together with databases all a single place - allowing for teams to work with others in real-time, to share with you information and help make changes.

notion for students

Notion focuses on a few most important features:

Projects & tasks. Notion helps you plan, track, and additionally do your work available as one place. It helps preserve distributed teams aligned correctly with a shared roadmap so everyone are able to access who is doing what exactly. Notes & Provider. More than just a tactic to take meeting information, Notion allows you to make many different types of material. You can then share this with others in addition to use customized data source to manage it all.

Therefore what's a good Concept alternative?

Notion is often a productivity app developed for managing knowledge, reports and workflows, and yes it does that certainly.

But, when it comes because of fulfilling some major project management standards, Notion struggles to own full functionality you will want.

Many other productivity along with collaboration tools possess similar strengths along with fail to meet far more specialist project organization elements.

I will share the BEST NOTION ALTERNATIVE I've come across. The tool is called Taskade. This is a complete TASKADE TUTORIAL and REVIEW. You will learn how to use Taskade in this comprehensive Taskade guide. As a Notion user, I'll also go through some differences between Taskade vs Notion.

Update Nov 2021: The coupon code has reached max. number of redemptions. Sorry.

You can still signup for a free account: 👉 https://aurelius.link/taskade

How to claim: 1. Sign up at https://www.taskade.com/signup 2. Go to "Billing", select a workspace, and click Upgrade. 3. Select "Add promo code", and enter "AURELIUS". ................................................

Taskade is an alternative productivity/project management/workspace/to-do tool or app to Notion, Trello, Asana, Monday, Airtable, OmniFocus, Tick Tick, Things, and Todoist.

Is Taskade right for you? It is if:

1. You're not currently using any productivity tool, Taskade is a great app to start with. 2. You're looking for a simple but powerful and scalable task app. 3. You're looking for an alternative to the existing app you're using. 4. You're looking for a more affordable solution. 5. You want more powerful collaboration abilities.

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CRM Software Monday: Customizable Features for Your Business

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[whentherewerebicycles]

okay hello hello I’ve spent six hours this morning overhauling our application materials + making a new faculty reference form + doing a bunch of project planning and work. my big picture goal for today and tomorrow is to get the application into shape—meaning I need to complete the following things:

revised page 1: program description, funding info, eligibility requirements

revised page 2: selected list of past projects, research topics, and community partners (to give students a clearer understanding of the kind of work we do)

revised page 3: reworked essay and short answer questions + application checklist

revised page 4: faculty reference form

start compiling the list of student orgs I want to reach out to with a personal invitation to apply—like, I want us to really prioritize recruiting students from women’s, trans, and LGBTQ+ groups this cycle, in addition to our usual focus areas (racial justice, immigrant rights, healthcare, etc).

I am going to take a break now then switch to my laptop to work on compiling the other pages. I need to remember that the goal here (the goal for this entire prep process!) is to be as efficient as possible and to reuse as much stuff as I can. good enough is good enough!!!! there is no point in spending a million hours reworking stuff to make it slightly better when the original is perfectly serviceable. it would be awesome if I could finish today, but I also think I might run out of steam pretty soon, so if I don’t finish it’s okay—maybe I’ll focus on doing a few timed bursts of work where I’m just COMPILING material but am not allowed to edit or tinker with it yet.

Thursday will be busy with meetings mostly but hopefully I can finish app materials then. Friday will be another BIG push…

I will try to give myself one weekend day on and one weekend day totally off. then next week I’ll plan to work pretty hard on monday and tuesday, because I think with four days of sustained work I can get a complete syllabus in place with those week-by-week mentoring goals. I don’t need to have every lesson completed as long as I know generally what the objectives are for each week.

the other big pieces:

REMEMBER I HAVE ALL THESE SAMPLE ARTIFACTS FROM STUDENTS TO USE AS TEACHING MODELS that was a big favor I did for my future self last year and I need to not forget I did that

I need to do some serious thinking about project management tools. I just feel like I don’t have the brainpower to learn a new system right now aaaaa. I think this will be a “good enough is good enough” thing. Our low-tech google docs system works fine and will work even better if we have those clear mentoring goals in place. if I have time and want to mess around with Notion or Asana I can do that later once everything else is done.

I want to sit down and make a list of skills or consultations I can outsource to other campus centers. for instance I can do some of the time management strategies stuff in class but if someone is struggling I can send them to our study skills center with an extremely specific assignment/list of questions to discuss. same goes with students who are really struggling to narrow down their research questions. if I have a really clear sense of what’s out there, I don’t have to reinvent the wheel or figure out how to solve every problem that comes up.

I need to sit down and really spend some time figuring out what I want homework to look like for the class. I would like to standardize the type or form of assignment even if the content changes week to week, so that they consistently know what they’re expected to bring each week and about how long it will take them. ideally this will somehow be directly tied to their week-by-week goals.

I also need to revisit the fall research portfolio and decide which pieces to keep vs. which weren’t as useful. I also really liked this as an assignment but I don’t feel like I deployed it as effectively as possible. I think a better way to do it is to integrate the component pieces into the week-by-week goals.

I think so for example…

core weekly goals: students should research, identify, and reach out to 5 potential contacts for exploratory interviews by the end of the week. they should also begin brainstorming questions for each interviewee.

research portfolio component the lesson is tied to: partially satisfies the informational interview + the feedback plan requirements

seminar topic: how to build a personal feedback network & why it’s important (possibly with a guest visit or video from a previous student).

seminar activity 1: mock exercise where they give me a random topic and I model how I would go about identifying experts I could talk to… I make a list with annotated notes of why I want to talk to each person (setting myself up for next week’s task of generating interview questions). they observe, take notes, ask questions… then they spend 15 minutes independently researching and coming up with a list of 2-3 contacts.

seminar activity 2: I explain what cold emailing is and how it works. I show them a few good sample emails from last year’s students and they discuss in groups what makes them effective… maybe they take notes using a structured worksheet that lists elements to include so they leave with a little “how to” guide. (maybe I also mix in a fake “bad” email and we talk about what to avoid.)

seminar activity 3: they start making a bullet point list of details they want to include in their own cold email template (could be part of the structured notes worksheet or we could create a mad libs style template as a group). end seminar by having them compare their list to a peer’s to get quick feedback.

individual advising meeting: they bring a draft of their cold email template + a list of 5-10 prospective contacts to the session to get feedback from their project advisor. we review the list + discuss who they want to prioritize and why. maybe we show them a sample list of questions from a past student + then work with them to brainstorm specific topics for the first person on their list.

their task: they send out their first 5 cold emails (cc’ing their advisor). then on the research portfolio checklist (shared with the program advisors), they check the first two sub-tasks for the informational interview component.

end of week: advisors quickly review the portfolio checklists for their student caseload and flag any students who didn’t complete it or might need additional help

[techtosee]

Asana vs. Monday: Which Is a Better Project Management Tool in 2022?

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Asana Vs. Monday: Which is Best in 2021?

[sugarcyanide]

Merry Mardi Gras! 2-21-23 That means Gentle Yoga and Dance Core Basics! Gentle Yoga 6pm Today our Affirmation is " I am learning to grow into a better person." We are currently studying Patanjali's Yoga Sutras Ch1 Vs 25. We will be focusing on Hips, Hearts, and Core strength in our Asana Practice. Gentle Yoga is for all abilities and mobilities with a gentle blend of meditation and physical practice.. $25 Drop In and $80 for the 4wk session Dance Core Basics 7pm Dance Core Basics teaches basic dance techniques for new or new again dancers. Each week we practice new and different techniques and break down different dance moves from various dance cultures. This class is a prerequisite for my Burlesque Classes. $25 Drop In and $80 for the 4wk Session Only at Utopia Studios We are also raising money for Scholarships and our Student Showcase if you donate you can get some really cool swag including T-shirts and stickers! This Fundraiser will end on March 15 Order while you still can. https://gofund.me/1ab8df3f March Class Schedule! Pre Order by March 3 to Save! Monday's Vamp! 1 and 2 6pm & 7pm 6,13,20,27 $25 Drop In $80 for the 4-week session ( $70 Early Bird) Tuesday's Gentle Yoga and Dance Core Basics 6pm & 7pm 7,14,21,28 $25 Drop In $80 for the 4-week session ( $70 Early Bird) Sunday 19 The Awakening The Flow Workshop 2 to 4pm $45 ($35 Early Bird) (at Utopia Studios) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co8HID_OebP/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[morningmeeting]

Your Daily News Brief, September 28, 2020

Business

The Beijing motor show opened on Saturday and is attended by all the major producers. All major industry events, including Geneva and Detroit were canceled or postponed this year due to covid making the Beijing show the only one to be held this year.

Remington, founded in 1816 and formerly one of the largest manufacturers of firearms and ammunition in the US was auctioned to several bidders, each buying a part of the business in a bankruptcy court.

William Hill (Mcap £2.9B) is in advanced talks with Caesars Entertainment (Mcap $9.2B) on potential sale of the betting giant for $3.8B in a cash and stock transaction. The company also confirmed it is in talks with another bidder — Apollo.

Siemens Energy, a Siemens (Mcap €92B) spin off, started trading today in Frankfurt with an Mcap of €16B. Siemens listed Siemens Healthcare (Mcap €41B) two years ago.

ArcelorMittal (Mcap $13B), the world’s largest steel company, will sell its US unit to Cleveland-Cliffs (Mcap $2.4B) for $1.4B in a cash and stock transaction. Cleveland-Cliffs earlier this year acquired AK Steel for $3B.

Aldi, a European discount retailer plans to add 4k jobs in the UK next year and open 100 more stores over the next 2 years as demand increases.

Diageo (Mcap $75B), a beverage and alcohol maker said it expects 2H 2020 sales to be better than in the 1H as restaurants and bars reopen.

An international arbitration tribunal in The Hague ruled that a €3B tax imposed by India on Vodafone (Mcap £28B) was in breach of an investment treaty agreement between the Netherlands and India.

US sanctions were imposed on SMIC (Mcap $28B), Chinese biggest chip manufacturer, on fears exports to the company could be used for military use.

Finance

Deutsche Bank (Mcap $17B) retail head Manfred Knof will be the next Commerzbank (Mcap €5.3B) CEO. He will oversee an ambitious restructuring of the bank. Shares of Commerzbank are up 5% today and down 30% YTD.

HSBC (Mcap £64B) rose 10% on Monday after its biggest shareholder Ping An insurance (Mcap $200B) said it raised its stake to 8%. HSBC is expected to reinstate its dividend payments.

Tech

A court in the UK ruled today that Uber (Mcap $60B) can keep its London license as the company made efforts to address failings and had improved standards.

A judge in the US granted a preliminary injunction allowing Tik Tok to remain available for downloads saying a ban would infringe the rights to free speech and due process.

Asana, a project management and collaboration software is expected to raise $850M at a valuation of 5B+ in a NY listing on September 30. Revenues rose to $142M in 2020 vs $77M a year earlier, implying a multiple to revenue of 35x.

Within3, a virtual clinical communication software company for pharmaceutical and life sciences companies, raised $100M in a growth round led by Insight Partners.

Mosa Meat, a cell-based meat manufacturer raised €55M in a Series B round led by Blue Horizon Ventures.

The European Commission will appeal a ruling that Apple (Mcap $1.95T) does not have to pay €13B in back taxes to Ireland.

Economy

Industrial production in China rose 5.6% y-o-y in August, the most since December 2019 and above expectations.

Markets

S&P 500 fell 0.6% last week, a 4th negative week for the index. However S&P 500 was up 1.6% on Friday and futures are up 1.43% today. Nasdaq was up 1.1% last week and 2.3% on Friday. Futures are currently up 2%. Presidential election debates will be held Tuesday evening with Biden considered as a frontrunner by the markets, after the NY Times reported that Trump paid almost no taxes in the last 11 years.

EuroStoxx 600 fell 3.6% last week and traded little changed on Friday. The index is up 2.16% today with banks leading equities higher, while FTSE 100 is also up almost 2% today.

CSI 300 rose 0.26% and Nikkei 225 closed up 1.32% today.

EUR/USD is little changed at 1.1670, GBP/USD rose 1.4% to 1.29.

Gold rose 0.5% at $1870. WTI trades at $40.39.

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Comparing 3 top project management tools: Trello vs. Monday vs. Asana

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The Winner in the Weeds

How We Use Asana for Agile Project Management

Michael Hyatt & Co. recently landed on the Inc 5000 list of the fastest growing private companies in America for the second year in a row. That’s a huge honor, and it represents how fast our team of high-achievers moves from one project to the next.

Managing a team of high-achievers in a high-growth company takes a balanced approach to leadership. You need high-level strategy, but you also need an effective system for keeping up with details while your team works “in the weeds.”

As the company has grown, so has our team—we now have more than 30 full-time employees across a half-dozen departments.

This year, we hit a breaking point where we realized that “What got us here won’t get us there” and we restructured our entire collaboration and project management approach, company-wide.

Why we chose Asana

Before making any radical changes, we formed a project management taskforce, including one or two members from each team, and made a list of the features we needed in a project management tool. We needed a way to plan long-term projects, manage short-term sprints, and collaborate across departments―all in one tool.

“ What got us here won’t get us there.

—JOHN MEESE

We quickly ruled out Trello and Monday as tools which were missing key features we needed, and while Todoist and Nozbe are well-loved by many members of our team they are primarily focused on individual task management, with project management as a secondary focus.

That left us with two final project management apps for our taskforce to test: Basecamp VS Asana.

While both tools are well-equipped for managing multiple, complex projects, Basecamp had serious limitations when it came to cross-functional collaboration between different departments on fast-paced projects―and by comparison, Asana was simply more intuitive to use.

Asana features we use everyday

If you’re considering using Asana for your team, you’ll need to know where to focus first. Asana has many useful features, many of which blend into the background when you’re not using them so you can selectively choose which features to use. Here are the five we’re using the most:

1. Managing both projects and individual tasks

One of the key reasons Asana serves us so well is because it provides multiple lenses for looking at the same project from distinctly different views. At its core, a project is made up of a collection of interrelated tasks, but Asana adds a second distinction by making it simple to break up a project into sections of tasks.

The project view provides leaders with a high-level perspective, and shows team members how their assignments fit into the bigger picture of whatever initiatives are going on. Asana includes the built-ability to view the same project from a calendar, timeline, or summary view.

Each task is assigned to a specific person, which allows them to view their assignments in a personal “My Tasks” feed, which can be individually sorted by due date, priority, or project.

2. Creating both list and board projects

One of the reasons why people love Trello so much is because it’s a visual tool, allowing you to view projects in a card-based layout and drag items from column to column to demonstrate progress rather than simply waiting to check them off.

This concept, called a Kanban board, comes from Toyota’s approach to continuous manufacturing by moving work-in-progress products from one phase to the next. While list-based projects are often better suited for planning out the details of a large project, they can be limiting when you’re in the messy middle of any project where a lot of tasks are half-done.

Asana allows you to create any project in a list or board format and also lets you add the same task to multiple different projects (without duplicating the individual task). That means you can create a list-based project to outline the comprehensive vision for the project and also create a board project to visualize your team’s weekly priorities or current work-in-progress tasks.

3. Integrating Asana with Slack

Ever since we started using Slack, we’ve relied heavily on the fast-paced communication that Slack makes possible with a mostly remote team. We have a well-developed system for how we use Slack, so we one of our first priorities with a new project management tool was to determine how the tools play well together.

Thankfully, many other companies have had the same questions before, which is why Asana has developed an incredibly robust integration with Slack. Within Slack, a quick chat can turn into a new task or update to an ongoing task with just a few clicks.

4. Use common language for labels

Without constant communication (or micromanaging), it’s easy to get lost without knowing the details of how each project is doing at any given point. Glancing at a project is helpful only if the information you need is available at a quick glance. That’s why we quickly adopted that habit of using Asana’s labels, or “Tags” to add color-coded updates to tasks when the need comes up.

A yellow “Waiting” tag signifies a task is on hold until after a meeting, decision, or another task is complete. A red “Roadblocked” tag is typically more intense, meant as a flag for tasks which are stuck without a clear path out until a senior leader steps in.

Which tags your team uses is completely custom, recently we added a pink “Cross-functional” tag to make special note of tasks that require contributions from multiple teams. From the project view, these colors and labels are immediately visible, providing a snapshot status update at any point.

5. Leverage Asana’s project templates

When you start using Asana, the app comes pre-loaded with a suite of project templates you may find helpful (especially the “Asana Onboarding” template which walks you through the app).

Even better, Asana allows you to easily convert any project into a re-usable template you can use to get more done in less time. Chances are, you have similar projects you repeat often. Taking a few minutes to create a project template will save you time getting started each time.

The first template we created was for our product promotions, so we could break our launch projects into five distinct phases and space the work out over time.

At the end of the day, no specific software, app, or other tool is going to be the deciding factor in whether or not your business succeeds. But when you’re managing high-paced projects with a team of high-achievers, you need a tool like Asana that helps you lead effectively without getting deep into the weeds yourself.

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Asana vs Monday vs Trello: A Comprehensive Comparison Guide

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