Like investments, the ‘best’ productivity tool for you is subjective. It will not be the most widely-used one, or the highest-ranked, or the most expensive one. Instead, it’s the one that is best suited to your situation, and the one that fits best into your working style.
Multitasking is a skill that's often prized in the business world. Companies like to see applicants who exhibit the ability to juggle multiple projects, clients, or accounts at once. How can we, as marketers with many different priorities, manage this conflict in a way that allows us to best serve the needs of multiple stakeholders at once?
Over-commitment is one of those things that serves no purpose other than to kill, steal, and ruin productivity.
Keeping your personal life and your work life is vital. So, why not do the same with your Evernote accounts? Follow these steps to change between your Evernote accounts without ever having to sign out or back in again.
Evernote changed the game when it comes to capturing and organizing ideas. Since its humble beginnings in 2008, Evernote has continuously dominated the note-taking market. And, if you've ever used it, you already know why!
They say time is the only thing we can’t get more of, which is why we’re so passionate about finding shortcuts that work.Let’s face it—whether you fancy yourself a productivity master or not (yet)—we all need a little nudge here and there to help us re-center our day and focus.
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