Articles tagged "Personal productivity"

The 6 best time tracking apps in 2024

People often track their work hours because they need to create invoices for clients and get paid. Others track their time to see how long different tasks take or to make sure that a flat-rate project doesn't cost more money to complete than it brings in.

The best productivity apps in 2024

The premise of this article's headline is nonsense, sure, but it isn't clickbait—I promise.

Google Meet vs. Zoom: Which video conferencing platform is better? [2024]

While both are user-friendly and feature-rich, Google Meet is a great solution for smaller teams, whereas Zoom is generally better for larger organizations.

9 Slack automation ideas

Slack is a great way to coordinate. It can also be a great place to get information about your business in realtime—if you use automation..

5 ways to fight work burnout with automation

Even with all the talk about work-life balance, a lot of people still struggle with it—even more so if you work remotely.

The 7 best calendar apps for Android in 2024

Your calendar isn't the most exciting thing on your phone, but it is one of the most useful. So it's important to have a calendar that has the features you're looking for, syncs with the services you use, and works the way you expect.

How to stop spam emails and filter out promotional emails

Most of us can't last more than six minutes without a quick glance at our email or IMs. And unfortunately, these constant interruptions have a serious, negative impact on both our productivity and mental acuity.

How and why to take a personal inventory

Personal inventory is a flexible term that means different things to different people. Here's how to make it your own.

What is brainwriting? The 6-3-5 technique, explained

Brainwriting is a collaborative, iterative method for generating ideas. Here's how it works.

How I embrace sustainable productivity with these 5 principles

Here are five principles I used to land at a place where I can enjoy the work that I do and find time for myself outside of the office, consistently.