From a productivity standpoint, flow is the most powerful state of mind you’ll ever achieve. But what is it, exactly? How can you tell you’ve entered a flow state, and how can you create an environment that makes it easier?
Email can be a real productivity zapper. Here are a few ways apps and extensions can help you better manage your emails.
In light of the recent move to work from home, we're sharing insights and tips to help improve focus and productivity while working from home.
For freelancers looking to up their game in 2020, we have gathered a collection of the best productivity apps and tools that will help.
As the most popular email platform, Gmail continues to improve with each passing year. The free tool has everything you need to power both your personal and professional lives, putting your messages, contacts, and calendar all in one place. As useful as Gmail can be in keeping you productive, though, there are ways to push your team collaboration within Gmail to the next level.
Chances are, your projects and clients can’t be put on hold while you eat cookies and swap gifts all month. You’ll need to find ways to get work done even with all the distractions. To help with that, we’ve put together some tips to keep you on top of things through the end of the year.
Have you ever been late for a meeting because you saw the reminder on your screen and then forgot? Maybe you turned in something that wasn't your best work because you were trying to focus on too much at one time? This is due to something called "mindfulness", or the lack thereof.
Slack is at the top of the charts when it comes to workspaces; remote and physical. But did you also know how helpful it can be in boosting your creativity?
Productivity apps are some of the most powerful tools modern companies have. Used well, apps can streamline a company's workflow and speed up the pace of business. There is the temptation to add more and more apps until every step in a process has been automated, and you hardly need human intervention at all. The market has responded to this pressure, and now there are more apps to boost your productivity than ever before. Thousands, in fact, and more are always being developed. This can lead to overload.
Dropbox has 500 million active users, 11 million of which pay for the service. Google Drive, on the other hand, has more than 800 million active users. If those stats tell you anything, it's that these two cloud storage providers are definitely the best of the best. But which is best for you?
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