Evernote is a big part of my workflow. I use it to hold my ideas until I’m ready to do something tangible with them. I used it to build my CreativeLive course. I use it in conjunction with Todoist all the time. And I also use it for meetings.
If you’re ready to get out of email and into your deeper work in a simple and efficient way, then I’ve put together 3 options for you.
On this episode of The Productivityist Podcast, I speak with Jodi and Jason Womack. They are the wife and husband team behind Get Momentum, a coaching program designed to help people realize their full potential.
At the beginning of 2016, I read a book that changed how I approached work. The book was by my friend Cal Newport’s book called Deep Work. After I finished the book, I realized I needed to spend more of my time doing deep work.
This week on the podcast I speak with the founder and CEO of Doist (the makers of Todoist), Amir Salihefendic.
I’ve been an Evernote user for a long time, and I have primarily used it for research. Having my spark file live in Evernote as a notebook just seems like a no-brainer to me because of the the versatility of Evernote.
On this episode of The Productivityist Podcast, I speak with my friend Kendra Wright. We talk about how we each treat fear, our to do lists, our calendars, and a whole lot more.
Feeling overwhelmed with urgent tasks? Here are three simple steps to take to sort through the confusion.
This episode features a conversation with Aaron Mahnke, accomplished author and the man behind the award-winning podcast Lore.
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