Is Something Draining Your Energy and Focus in the Background?
Inbox Zero has little to do with an empty inbox
If you’re doing it right, Inbox Zero will free your mind to focus on more important things.
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How to Set Up a Kanban Board in OmniFocus
Not every task goes from start to finish with a single check
If your tasks go through multiple stages from start to finish, it might be worth setting up a kanban board to track them as they progress.
How to Find That Email Again When You Need It
Don’t let “just in case” clutter your inbox
A common reason for leaving email in your inbox is a fear you’ll never see it again. Here’s how to get rid of the clutter without losing the info.
5 Hacks to Make Your Desktop More Useful
Keep a constant reminder just a keystroke away
Your computer’s desktop is a constant backdrop as you work. Why not let it help bring your productivity to the foreground?
The Simple Synergy of a Hybrid System
Can your planner handle all three dates?
Most people plan with a system that is part-digital and part-paper. There’s some duplication of effort, but the resulting strength is worth it.
How To Triage 3,000 Emails In Just 10 Minutes
Stay on top of email in just minutes a day
Email is an inescapable part of life, but it doesn’t have to rule your day. Instead of wading through your inbox for hours, get in and out in just a few minutes.
Should You Separate Personal and Professional Tasks?
Build a better planner by separating concerns
Keeping separate systems for personal and professional tasks can help you create clear boundaries and use the best tools for the job at hand. Better yet, it might keep you out of trouble.
7 Simple Ways to Save Anything in Evernote
Capture your life from anywhere and get back to living
You deal with a lot of information every day. Wherever you need it, Evernote is there.
How long should you keep documents before shredding them?
The more important they are, the longer you’ll track them
Some documents need to be kept longer than others. A quick rule of thumb: consider the tax implications.