actualNoteContentPart: | Task Linking is available to subscribers with a [**Pro-level subscription**](https://www.amplenote.com/subscriptions/new)  or above. [**Why**?]()   | 
  
  As of December 2024, Amplenote allows you to connect tasks together to execute complex strategies for scheduling and arranging your todo lists. 
  
  # On YouTube
  **Check out how to create a weekly plan using task mirroring and the peek viewer: **
  
  
  **And check out this one for learning about task blocking/dependencies and how to visualize them:**
  
  
  **And make sure to watch this one to learn about using mirrored tasks for collaboration:**
  
   
  
  In this document, we will discuss the **four types** of task links that you can create in Amplenote web, desktop, or the mobile apps: 
  **🏆 "Implement Goal" task link**. Connect together tasks, where the value you assign to your [big-time goal tasks]()  supplies "[energy]() " to channel attention to the bite-sized implementation tasks that carry out your ultimate goal.
  🛑** "Block" task link**. Stop guessing how long to hide tasks for. Instead, link together tasks when one blocks another. The blocked task will automatically stop cluttering your todo list until its prerequisite is complete. If multiple tasks stand in the way of beginning a task, we'll hide it until all the blockers are done.
  **👯‍♂️ "Mirror" (follow-on) task link**. A Swiss-army knife of possibilities, from a link that triggers action when the link-holding task is finished. Allows constructing "super tasks," a type of task that, upon being completed, will automatically resolve a cascade of other tasks. [People like Tim Ferriss focus their energy on identifying super tasks](https://bill.harding.blog/2024/12/11/tim-ferriss-explains-how-identifying-super-tasks-in-his-to-do-list-helps-plan-his-day/) .
  **🖇️ "Connect" basic task link**. A basic task connection, used to facilitate jumping between related tasks, or visualizing related task in a graph view.
  We will start by looking at how to create a task link, then describe each type of link in more detail.
  # 
  # Creating a Task Link (How to pop up the Task Link Menu)
  A task link is created in similar fashion to a note link: you can use either the double brackets ([[) or an @ to indicate that you want to start looking up content. In order to switch from looking up **notes** to looking up **tasks**, add a - at some point after your [[ or @ (so you start from @- or [[- ). When you enter the -, you will be prompted for which type of Task Link to create:
  
  
  Calling up the Task Link menu by entering @- while in a task
  
  
  If you entered the -, switching to task lookup, immediately after your opening character, your subsequent task lookup will search for tasks across **all **existing notes:
  
  
  Looking up a task from any note by creating Task Link with @-
  
  
  Searching for tasks across thousands of tasks in thousands of notes can be a daunting prospect, so you may wish to indicate which note contains the task you want to link to **before **pressing -:
  
  
  Creating a new Task Link to a task within the note that begins with "quarter"
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  | Task Linking is available to subscribers with a [Pro-level subscription](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    or above. [Why]()
     | As of December 2024, Amplenote allows you to connect tasks together to execute complex strategies for scheduling and arranging your todo lists. 
  On YouTube
  **Check out how to create a weekly plan using task mirroring and the peek viewer: ** And check out this one for learning about task blocking/dependencies and how to visualize them:
  And make sure to watch this one to learn about using mirrored tasks for collaboration:
  In this document, we will discuss the four types
   of task links that you can create in Amplenote web, desktop, or the mobile apps:
  🏆 "Implement Goal" task link
  . Connect together tasks, where the value you assign to your [big-time goal tasks]()
    supplies " [energy]()
   " to channel attention to the bite-sized implementation tasks that carry out your ultimate goal.
  🛑** "Block" task link**. Stop guessing how long to hide tasks for. Instead, link together tasks when one blocks another. The blocked task will automatically stop cluttering your todo list until its prerequisite is complete. If multiple tasks stand in the way of beginning a task, we'll hide it until all the blockers are done.
  👯‍♂️ "Mirror" (follow-on) task link
  . A Swiss-army knife of possibilities, from a link that triggers action when the link-holding task is finished. Allows constructing "super tasks," a type of task that, upon being completed, will automatically resolve a cascade of other tasks. [People like Tim Ferriss focus their energy on identifying super tasks](https://bill.harding.blog)`
   .
  🖇️ "Connect" basic task link
  . A basic task connection, used to facilitate jumping between related tasks, or visualizing related task in a graph view.
  We will start by looking at how to create a task link, then describe each type of link in more detail. 
  
  
  Creating a Task Link (How to pop up the Task Link Menu)
  A task link is created in similar fashion to a note link: you can use either the double brackets ([[) or an @ to indicate that you want to start looking up content. In order to switch from looking up notes
   to looking up tasks
  , add a - at some point after your [[ or @ (so you start from @- or [[- ). When you enter the -, you will be prompted for which type of Task Link to create: Calling up the Task Link menu by entering @- while in a task If you entered the -, switching to task lookup, immediately after your opening character, your subsequent task lookup will search for tasks across **all **existing notes: Looking up a task from any note by creating Task Link with @- Searching for tasks across thousands of tasks in thousands of notes can be a daunting prospect, so you may wish to indicate which note contains the task you want to link to **before **pressing -: Creating a new Task Link to a task within the note that begins with "quarter"
noteTitle: Task Dependencies: Linking Tasks with "Block," "Mirror," "Implement Goal" connected tasks for CEO-level powers