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Never Lose Track Of Your Notes and Obligations
Taking notes when you are in a meeting or have a good idea is important. But you want to be able to find them again when you need them. Here’s how you can process your notes so you won’t lose track of their most important items.
Evernote Note Links- Are You Missing This Feature?
Evernote gives you many ways to see your notes. Most users miss this simple note link feature.
Maximizing Productivity through Task Batching
Too much to do? Using the GTD/Getting Things Done philosophy and task batching, you can be more efficient.
How Big Goals Can Wear You Down
Many people chase big goals because they want to feel successful. The problem starts when this drive takes over every part of life. When you push yourself without rest, your mind pays the price.
Stop Saving Notes the Hard Way in Evernote
What if one small change in how you save web pages could save you hours every week? I showed a client an Evernote trick he didn’t know about.
A Calendar of Wisdom
Russian writer Leo Tolstoy shares wisdom from the Bible, the Koran, the Talmud, Greek philosophy, and Buddhist teachings, along with reflections from great thinkers such as Marcus Aurelius.
Why Pay Equity Talks Catch Managers Off Guard
You ever wonder why pay equity sparks such strong reactions at work? This guide shows what many managers miss and why it matters.
Evernote Basics – Maximizing Your Notebooks and Stacks
Evernote feels messy for many users, even with hundreds of notes saved. The fix is simple, but most people overlook notebooks and notebook stacks.
The Smart Way to Handle Too Many Inboxes
Many users rely on multiple email accounts for work and home. But is this helping you stay secure, or making things worse? David Allen, the author of GTD/Getting Things Done, has a simple solution.
Simple Tips For Better Writing
Writer’s block at work can really impact you because deadlines keep moving. You know the message you need to send, yet the words won’t land. I’ve faced that same pressure, but I’ve found things to get back on task.
Evernote Quietly Changed Its Transcription Feature
With all of the attention that’s been focused on Evernote’s release of Version 11, changes to its transcription feature have gone largely unnoticed. And that’s a shame.
Hide From Your Manager To Boost Productivity
Many bosses think that more monitoring means better work, but research shows the opposite. The real story raises questions about trust and workplace privacy.
Evernote Basics: Maximizing Your Notes
A simple Evernote note can hold text, tasks, audio, links, and much more. But how do you unlock all these tools without missing key steps? Let’s look at what most people skip.
What Stops Teams From Working Smoothly?
Most work teams think they’re doing fine until stress hits. What if a simple change in workflow could fix the chaos you’ve learned to accept?
Stop Time Thieves
Time slips away when you don’t guard it with purpose. Your day fills with small pulls that seem harmless at first. They stack up. They drain focus. They leave you wondering where the hours went. I’ve learned that your time feels safest when you treat it as something you control, not something you hand out…
Evernote Version 11: Worth the Hype?
Evernote version 11 just launched with new AI tools. Some features promise faster notes and smarter search. But do they work as well as promoted?
Does The Pomodoro Technique Improve Productivity?
Some people insist that the Pomodoro Technique will help you become more productive. But does it really work?
Getting The Most From Evernote’s Home Screen
Your Evernote home screen may be holding back your focus. Setting up correctly will boost your productivity.
Can You Work Fewer Hours And Still Feel Productive?
Many of us want to work fewer hours but still get our work done. There’s one common habit that gets in the way. You might be doing it right now.
How Toxic Workplace Culture Steals Your Productivity
A poor workplace culture can drain energy and lower productivity.
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