You can capture a lot of information by email
Can you send an email to remember something forever? Get things done? Read an article later? If you use any of these services, you should know these email addresses exist.
Surfing the web is like any other task—clean up when you’re done
Having lots of open browser tabs makes it difficult to get anything done. Figure out why you have the page open, make sure you can get back to the information when you need it, and get productive online.
Archive the message and find it again with a single click
Is your inbox full of emails you don’t want to lose track of? Link to the message from your digital planning system instead.
Your plan for the day should bring clarity, not more confusion
It takes a focused effort to keep your task list relevant and useful. It’s a tool that should help you accomplish incredible things, not a burden to weigh you down.
Track Commitments, Make Progress, and Be More Relaxed
Weekly review and planning will help you keep your commitments, achieve your goals, and be more relaxed along the way.
Every task needs a trigger when the time is right
The key to an effective productivity system is knowing the right thing at the right time. Here are eight techniques to know what you’re supposed to be doing.
An integrated record is just a click away
Create notes in Evernote to support your OmniFocus projects. Here’s how to set them up for a seamless experience.
Every day needs a plan, a map, and room for notes
Evernote is a great tool for personal productivity. Here’s how you can use it to complete your system.
How to change your mind later and keep your integrity
Do you feel guilty if you don’t do a task once you put it on your list? Here’s one word that can help.
Your head is a terrible place to keep your task list
Keeping your task list in your head is a recipe for stress, failure, and forgotten commitments. Write it down if you want to get it done.
