I’ve always been intrigued by the productivity app Asana but I’ve never invested any substantial time in it due to it’s perceved complexity and it’s ‘team based’ focus. My own Productivity management needs are at a single user level 95% of the time and Asana seemed overkill for my own day to-day use when I […]
I love a bargain and when a number of my favourite productivity apps get together and offer a nice discount I just can’t resist. The Productivity Pack is the joint creation of your favourite productivity services: Pocket, Wunderlist, LastPass, and Evernote. Pro access for 12 months on all accounts for $59.99, where separately they would […]
Recently a friend who was looking to commit to their 1st productivity application asked me why I use Nozbe as my default ‘todo’ application. Over the years I have tested lots of Productivity software, immersing myself into the software for a few months and enjoying the new look and feel of each one. However I […]
6Wunderkinder just announced a long wanted feature in Wunderlist, calendar feed support. You can now sync your due dated Wunderlist tasks to your calendar. Google Calendar, Outlook and iCal feeds are all supported. As the most requested feature lighting up our switchboard, we’re incredibly excited to be launching Wunderlist’s brand new Calendar Feed! With our latest integration, you […]
I know I’m easily distracted, all too often finding my ‘flow’ seems to be a struggle and when I reach a ‘flow’ state it crumbles around me all too easily. Yet I set myself up to fail each day with the number of tech based notifications and distractions that I allow, all shouting for my […]
When the Nozbe team asked if I would be willing to translate my Nozbe little reference guide into the 4 other languages they support I was thrilled, and also a little scared. English is my first and only language and the thought of resorting to Google Translate filled me with dread! Thankfully Delfina (Nozbe’s Chief […]
Recently I created a ‘little reference guide for Nozbe‘, a small double-sided guide of Nozbe covering the powerful features of Nozbe that can be easily forgotten, the # syntax, converting emails to tasks, using markdown in comments and the keyboard shortcuts. Why? It was something I wanted for my own reference and judging by the download numbers […]
A few days ago I was approached to take a look at a new productivity application thats currently in beta called GTDNext, whilst I’m not looking for a new productivity app I do like to keep up to date with any new products that are in development. My initial impressions are very favourable and I intend on writing […]
Nozbe has a very useful booklmarklet tool hidden away in the Nozbe settings. This Nozbe bookmarklet available in these settings is configured (hard coded) just for the account your logged into, you can drag it to your bookmarks bar and when pressed you get to create a new Nozbe task that stores the current webpage address […]
This is something I’ve wanted to create for a while, a little reference guide to Nozbe. I hope any new or more forgetful users of Nozbe (like me!) might find this handy. It’s a little guide to the # syntax’s you can use when emailing a task into Nozbe or creating a task directly in the […]