This took me multiple iterations of org-mode bankruptcy to finally accept. A lot of my config at the time came from Bernt Hansen's fantastic open source org-mo

This took me multiple iterations of org-mode bankruptcy to finally accept. A lot of my config at the time came from Bernt Hansen's fantastic open source org-mode config document, about organizating absolutely EVERYTHING in org-mode. http://doc.norang.ca/org-mode.html http://doc.norang.ca/org-mode.html However, any time I needed to collaborate with someone else, this all kind of went out the window, not to mention I never really ended up using any of my clocking data outside of contract needs, which I didn't have nearly as much of as the original author of that config. I still use org-mode tasks for personal tasks sometimes, especially since BeOrg (iOS, https://beorgapp.com/ https://beorgapp.com/), Orgzly (android, http://www.orgzly.com/ http://www.orgzly.com/), and org-web (web, https://org-web.org https://org-web.org) can get stuff to/from my phone, but otherwise I've just learned that dealing with multiple task systems (CRM, bug systems, trello, etc) is a fact of life and trying to optimize around it is an arms race I probably won't win. Turns out managing multiple systems still takes less time/friction than trying to shoehorn your own. Something like Monolist (https://monolist.co https://monolist.co) looks interesting, though. EDIT: Added org-web. :)