I’ve made the leap (attemping, more like it) to go as paperless as possible. This is coming from a chronic to-do-listaholic. Really, this is epic.
For notes/digital to do lists:
Michael Hyatt has posted over and over again about the program Evernote. So I thought I’d give it a shot. Really, Michael Hyatt has never steered me wrong. ๐ And boy, do I LOVE Evernote already.
This syncs notes/articles/photos/everything between your computer, Android, iPhone, iPad and beyond. They have a Mac and a PC version. It is free – you have a data “allowance” for each month but unless you’re doing an outrageous amount of note taking, you should be fine.
Plus, the little elephant logo is cute, isn’t he?
Productivity:
I’m trying the Pomodoro Techniqueย for batching my to-do list. Another Michael Hyatt-based life change. Seeing a trend?
The Pomodoro is basically – write your tasks, set up a timer, do one task at a time for 25 minutes and take breaks in between.
For chronic multi-taskers like myself, this is a novel concept. Multi-tasking decreases your productivity by 40 percent. Ouch.
So far, this is working well. It helped me crank out ten blogs in less than an hour. ๐
Social Media Schedule:
It needed to be done. I’m planning on expanding my blog to post 5/days a week. So I need structure, purpose and a plan.
This is still in development. I’ll let you know how it goes.
QUESTION: Any tips or tools that you use that you love and recommend???
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