Then late last year I switched to omnifocus, which has been great - a lot of omnifocus’s built in features are things I was trying to do in TP with AppleScript, and when TP dropped support I wasn’t going to try to recreate all that in JavaScript. For maybe six years I tried to use it as general purpose task manager, with mixed success. When I am done, I move the copy to Ulysses and add MMD because I like how I can change my documents to several formats and the organization (which I believe one day will be implemented in a similar fashion in TaskPaper ) that Ulysses provides. This is just one of the many ways I use TaskPaper. Later with the use of some queries (using tags like, I work on those, in order. I just create a tags, projects, sub-projects, etc., as I go. The key to do this is to start writing and not to stop for anything. I have to create several papers a week (In English which happens to not be my first language) and I usually start with an outline and then build upon that. My typical workflow is to simply use Taskpaper as a document editor. I now use task paper for a more of my workflow. I also own 2do, but for some things it is not practical to have a gazillion (technical term) tasks.
I just started using by TaskPaper as a combination of Project Manager/Tasks Manager. It is really hard to give you an answer because TaskPaper was made to be a very flexible tool by design.
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