Asana Training - Using Asana “summary” projects to view your most important tasks

Need help with Asana? Book a 30-minute introductory call to learn more about our consulting service » https://minorco.com/asana One of the most common problems I see when people and companies get started with Asana is that they create a tonne of projects. It’s easy to get carried away in the beginning and I get why people do this; it’s a good idea to get everything out of your head and into a system like Asana. However, the problem with having lots of projects is that it becomes quite difficult to make sense of all the work and identify your team's most important tasks and projects. This is why I rely on a number of “summary” projects to make sense of the most important tasks. A “summary” project is a project that includes select tasks from other projects and organises them in a different way. Please note, these summary projects only contain tasks from other projects i.e. there are no tasks in this project alone. All tasks come from somewhere else. Read more about how I set up "summary" projects in this blog post: http://paulm.in/2qQVJR Request a quote! Purchase your Asana licenses through MinorCo and receive the best price on your subscription + complimentary support: https://minorco.com/asana-request-a-quote/ Sign up for our FREE video training series: Asana 101: Introduction to Asana https://minorco.com/asana-101/ Want to take full advantage of Asana? Sign up to our Master Asana support program and take Asana to the next level » https://minorco.com/asana Sign up to my newsletter to get regular tips and videos on how to use Asana better » https://minorco.com/newsletter