I am all about productivity. Yes,
I do have my hits and misses but I always see to it that I get things done.
You may have read my 14 Days to a Productive Life e-Course and I have enjoyed
sharing to you my tips and tricks when
it comes to intentional living.
If
you've watched my What’s In My Iphone video you'll know I don't have that much
productivity apps. I only use my Sunrise Calendar and the rest are in my
bullet journal. Yes, a bullet journal is my main productivity tool.
However,
due to my busy schedule and for the overwhelming blessing happening at the
moment with my work, my blog and my freelance writing career… I knew I needed
to download some helpful apps to really manage everything.
Today I
am sharing to you some of the Best Time Management Apps You Need to Download!
See the
rest of What's in my Iphone 5 in this video:
- 30/30
- Evernote
- Any.DO
- Remember the Milk (RTM)
- Wunderlist
- Day 0 of the 14 Day Productive Living Program- Push the RESTART Button of Your Life
- Day 1 of the 14 Day Productive Living Program- How to Plan for a Year
- Day 10 Productive Living for Bloggers
- Day 11 Productive Living for the Faithfuls
- Day 12 Productive Living for a New You
- Day 13 How to Use A Bullet Journal for Productive Living
- Day 14 Perfect To Do List
- Day 2 of the 14 Day Productive Living Program- How to Plan for your Month
- Day 3 of 14 Day Productive Living Program How to Plan for you Week
- Day 4 of 14 Day Productive Living How To Plan Your Day
- Day 5 of 14 Day Productive Living Program On Productivity Tools and a Peak on the Tools that I Use
- Day 6 Productive Living for Students
- Day 7 Productive Living for Career Women
- Day 8 Productive Living for Busy Moms
- Day 9 Productive Living for Entrepreneurs
- Summary of the 14 Day Productive Living Program
This is
such an amazing app if you have so many tasks to do but don't know how and
where to start. With 30/30 you can set a timer as you start to tackle your to
do list. All doable actions are perfect with this app. It is a super simple
task manager that will definitely help you get things done.
This
can be you all-in-one digital notebook. You can write tasks, upload files,
take pictures and more with Evernote. Most productivity bloggers I know like
my idol, Michael Hyatt uses this app to manage his everyday life. I have tried
this before but I am not "hiyang" with a digital notebook. I love to
write my to do's and all in a physical notebook.
This is
a more advance application than 30/30 but still gives a friendly user
interface. Your things to do can be scheduled for each day and you can also
organize your list in categories. It can be synced to Chrome items making it
accessible anytime, anywhere.
RTM is
a classic productivity app that almost everyone swears by to help people
become more organized. You arrange all your tasks in one place like
appointments, grocery list, blog
activities easily. It also offers a color code system for a better view.
For
entrepreneurs and project managers, this app will be a great help. It is known
as a cross-platform to-do list manager with multiple customization options
available.
The
above five apps are perfect companion at times when you feel like there's too
many things to do yet so little time. If you have some app recommendation then
make sure to share at the comment section below.
Happy Wednesday!!!
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List here matters a lot for accurate sort of time management. But do you ever believe that without time being tracked be managed effectively. Let's assume that we are able to manage also upto some extent but then and there we will come up with questions that where we lost x amount of time? It's been more than a decade I had been in the industry of sales and marketing where in time has been considered as one of the most appropriate and valuable term to make the progress effective. To my best I had been associated with lots of tools like Trello, Dovico, Replicon, Tsheets. Over the period of time I had got a good grip of a proper management of time and intuitively having a proper management of the same.
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