I track the big picture side of goals as part of my Planner notebook in Evernote. Here’s the Evernote template I use.
Productivity Post Archive
How Do You Feel About Your Goals?
Thinking your goals are a good idea isn’t enough. You need to have a strong emotional connection to them, too. That’s when you find the strength to change your life.
Should You Use Your Apple Watch in the Shower?
You can wear your Apple Watch (series 2 or later) in the shower, if you must. Here are some best practices to keep it squeaky clean.
How to Find the Problems that are Really Holding You Back
We don’t work in a vacuum. Some of the inefficiencies we don’t allow for can really lower our potential—our capacity to do work. Make sure you’re fixing the right things.
How to Automate Your Workflows on iOS
Workflow for iOS lets you set up custom workflows. Your phone can work for you without having to wait for you.
How To Triage 3,000 Emails In Just 10 Minutes
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?
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.
Can Your Watch Answer These Practical Questions?
Here are the top eleven things I use my Apple Watch for. These are questions I ask throughout the day, every day. Apple Watch has the answers.
10 Simple Ways to Conquer Your Drive
Driving is a task. If we’re not careful, it can take up or even ruin our day. Here are ten simple tips for conquering your drive.
If Now Isn’t a Good Time, Never Might Be Better
Triaging work classifies work. What do you need to do now? What can you do later? What can you never do?
How to Get Started with Dictation on iOS
We speak 3x faster than we type (maybe more). Using Siri Dictation can boost your typing productivity dramatically.
How to Get More Done Naturally with the Pomodoro Technique
Your body needs a break to rest during a workout. Your mind needs the same breaks while you’re working to stay fresh.