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- 1. Hi.
- 2. I’m Christopher DeCaro. Director of Business Development at Kneadle.
- 4. 84% say computers are necessary for their job. This most likely includes you.
- 5. Occupied with an object of attention. People are busy.
- 6. Achieving a significant amount or result. Getting things done.
- 7. Chances are you only have 78.64 years. Sad, but statistically true.
- 9. Hardware. The fastest way to be faster.
- 10. Desktops, laptops, tablets, consoles, and phones. Oh my.
- 11. What should you be using? Just enough to capture, review, and do.
- 12. Size does matter. More screen real-estate allows for more productive behavior.
- 13. Always a solid choice. Solid-state drives.
- 14. I’ve got no strings to hold me down. WiFi, MiFi, and tethering your way to magical freedom.
- 15. You’re gonna need a bigger boat. Keep investing in the tools that earn your income.
- 16. Software. The tools within the tools.
- 17. There is no magic bullet. Get better at what you’re already using.
- 18. Avoid mousetraps. Use keyboard shortcuts as often as possible.
- 19. Stay current. This release consists entirely of fixes for reported issues, performance improvements, and contains no new features.
- 20. Email sucks. Get good at communication.
- 21. How I learned to stop filing and love search. Save time by learning how search works.
- 22. Always have what you need when you need it. Sync with Dropbox, Box, or Google Drive.
- 23. You don’t need to remember anything. Your digital notebook, Evernote or OneNote.
- 24. One list to rule them all. Capture tasks with Wunderlist, Any.Do, or Workflowy.
- 25. We’re better together. Collaborate with Basecamp, Asana, or Flow.
- 26. Always have a backup plan. Automate backups with Carbonite or Backblaze.
- 27. Be there when you’re here. Remote access with TeamViewer, LogMeIn, or GoToMyPC.
- 28. Habits. Out with the bad, in with the good.
- 29. Take a break. Recharge and work in smaller chunks.
- 30. Read some fiction. Lowers stress and improves brain function.
- 31. Make lists and take notes. Don’t clutter your mind.
- 32. Take the time to learn. Unrelated learning can help with your daily activities.
- 33. Delaying distractions. Don’t let anything interrupt you.
- 34. Letting the robots do it. Automate common, time-consuming tasks by learning to program.
- 35. Required reading. 7 Habits by Stephen Covey. Getting Things Done by David Allen. 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss.