Articles that mention "Todoist"

Hack your calendar, to-do list, and work environment for optimal productivity

I've been on a 10-year quest to find the perfect way to organize myself and my teams. Sure, it's been a crooked path, dotted with wrong turns and missteps, but I've developed a system that works well for me—and taught me a lot about what doesn't work.

How I use Todoist to create and achieve monthly goals

I'm often asked how I work only five hours a day and get stuff done, and Todoist is a big part of the answer. Here's how I use it to create and achieve my monthly goals.

5 ways facilities managers can start automating their work

Being in charge of a physical space can be stressful. Most people don't think about the effort that goes into keeping a place running as smoothly as possible—they just expect everything to work.

Have more productive meetings with these workflows

"Let's schedule a meeting to discuss that." Did you just shudder? You're not alone. People often feel meetings are a waste of time.

5 tips to get the most out of Dreamforce—and stay productive

Salesforce users from around the world will come together for Dreamforce, the cloud CRM's signature conference. This global, hybrid experience includes keynotes, panels, lightning talks, and more.

Stay on top of your professional development with these 4 strategies

Since graduating from college years ago, I've learned that I don't know much at all.

How I deal with Slack after a vacation

I'm a Support Manager at Zapier, and I recently talked with some of my fellow managers about what they do to feel comfortable taking time off while still upholding performance at work. Here's what I learned. 

How to automatically add incomplete Todoist tasks to Google Calendar as events

Remember the olden days of calendar keeping? Where you had to literally pencil in events and reminders on a paper calendar? Fortunately for all of us, it's now so much easier to keep track of tasks and events by using apps like Todoist and Google Calendar.

Always be networking: 4 ways to automate your connections

I don't like networking. When I hear the word, I imagine the ultimate schmoozer, thanks to reductive platitudes like "It's not what you know, it's who you know." My mentor put it to me in a different way: always be flirting, or ABF.

Todoist's free version is now limited to five projects—here's what you need to know

The free version of Todoist, largely unchanged since 2007, just got a bunch of new features—and new limitations.