OmniFocus is really productive for me. I am also periodically changing how I use it, but the difference is that I do that while I am using it to get work done s

OmniFocus is really productive for me. I am also periodically changing how I use it, but the difference is that I do that while I am using it to get work done so the changes are legitimate optimizations of a working system. I think it defaults to a good outlined task list tool for indecisive people. I think the trap it sets is getting Pro too early; trying to set up custom perspectives before using it enough to understand what perspectives would save time is counter-productive. Setting up a dense thicket of tags is also a mistake, I suppose.