How to send PDFs anywhere as soon as they’re created
A large part of going paperless means replacing tree-based paper with digital paper—PDFs. One trick that will really streamline your digital paper workflow is to take a PDF from one application and immediately open it in another app. Here’s how.
One small change can make your calendar much more helpful
Your calendar is one of the most important productivity tools that you have, showing you a map of your productivity landscape. Are you using a folding map or a GPS to find you way?
Increase Your Focus and Productivity By Accessing Only the Internet You Need
Web apps are useful, but they can open you up to a universe of distractions. Load just the Internet that you need with a custom desktop app.
Four Tips to Make It Easier to Get to Inbox Zero
Getting to Inbox Zero can feel like you’re shoveling the sidewalk while it’s still snowing. Here’s a four-part approach to tame your inbox before you even check your mail.
How to Find Information Hiding in Your Paper Books
Paper books aren’t going away any time soon. Here’s how you can use Google Books to make them as searchable as their digital counterparts.
How to use Evernote’s powerful search capabilities
There’s no point to archiving information if you can’t find it again. Evernote can help you save what’s important and find it again when you need it.
Take the time to let results happen automatically
When you find yourself thinking “there has to be an easier way”, there probably is. You just need to pay the price to get there.
The Most Focused Version of OmniFocus Yet
OmniFocus for Apple Watch is the most focused, tactical version of OmniFocus yet. Get things done without taking your phone out of your pocket.
Let the computer watch for important messages so you don’t have to
Don’t waste time constantly checking email “just in case” you got an important message. Your email client can help.
Never leave information trapped on paper again
Here are four apps to help you digitize paper and get it into your productivity system, any time, any place. All it takes is the phone you have in your pocket.
