Articles tagged "Task management & to-do lists"

Why Your Gmail Inbox Should Be Your To-Do List

I've read so many articles listing the reasons why you shouldn't use your inbox as a to-do list.

5 ways to catch up on work after a vacation

The worst part about taking a vacation is returning to work. You have to catch up on everything you missed, and of course something significant happened while you were out.

Atomic notes: How to use Zettelkasten to boost your creativity and productivity

When I am stuck for one moment, I leave it and do something else.

Connect Google Calendar to Trello

Connect Google Calendar to Trello: Automatically Make Cards from Events

Create an agenda in Google Docs when you schedule a meeting in Google Calendar

Meetings run better with an agenda, but only if you remember to actually make one. Why not automate the process? Here's how to automatically create an agenda in Google Docs every time you schedule a meeting in Google Calendar.

5 productivity resolutions to help you save time at work

With the end of the year nearing, it’s time to start thinking about the things you want to accomplish in the next. New Year’s resolutions aren’t only for personal development; they should also be for your professional development.

3 ways to automate your personal fitness business

If you're a personal trainer working with a diverse group of clients, you have a ton to keep track of. From managing your marketing efforts to making sure your clients get a unique, challenging workout each week, there are a lot of moving parts.

Never lose a meeting action item: automate the process

Sometimes, meetings feel like the hardest part of your job. Staying engaged? Hard. Remembering what it was you agreed to do, exactly, during that meeting? Even harder.

Wunderlist is shutting down May 6, here's what you need to know

Wunderlist, the beloved to do list app, shuts down on May 6, 2020. Microsoft bought Wunderlist in 2015.

How to turn Google Calendar into the ultimate productivity hub

You look at your calendar every morning. Then you check your to do list, check the weather, ask your co-workers and family what they're up to, then maybe see if your favorite show or sports team is on TV later tonight. It's...a lot.