will you separate your work and life into two separated board

[Peter Ye]

Hi, 

I am new to trello. 

  I am curious about if you use trello for both work and life, 

will you use same board to manage both work and life or use separated boards?

Peter   

[Peter Ye]

I think community is so great. lots of expertises are here. so I can get different inputs.

that's why I come here and ask for advise. 

[Kaj Sennelöv]

Hi Peter!

I'm a big fan of having everything separated. 
That way, when you're not in a working mood, you don't need to get reminded about it and vice versa for life.

Ideally, you can even split it up in different "projects" like a board for everything that has to do with the garden, a board for everything that has to do with households, ... you name it.

My two cents!

Good luck!

-Kaj

[Iain Dooley]

I have one board for everything. When I kept things separated, important personal tasks could never take priority during business hours and vice versa, but sometimes they need to.

[Huwen Arnone _Deiser_]

I totally agree, @Kaj Sennelöv, all things separated!

[Nataliya Vasyliv_Reliex_]

Hi @Peter Ye 
I'm using for life more. For every occasion I have separate board. It looks more organized for me.  

[Hana Kučerová]

I've ended up doing the same thing as @Iain Dooley . Even though it is logical to have two separate boards, I need to see all the tasks in a one place to be able to plan my personal and work life together :-). 

Same situation is with my personal and work calendar. I need my coworkers to be able to see, when I'm available, so I plan everything in my work calendar.

[Huwen Arnone _Deiser_]

Well, don't hesitate on coming here and asking again! 😎

[Huwen Arnone _Deiser_]

I use Trello professionally and in my personal life, just for specific projects:

• Professionally, depending on the resources available and which departments are involved.
• In my personal life, I have used it when moving, for big parties, for specific travels, musical projects, and arranging surprises that require others.

So, answering your question specifically, yes, I would definitively use different boards.

Now I'm curious, @Peter Ye: Which possibilities did you evaluate before coming here and ask?