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  • What's the most important productivity tool?

    Francesco D'Alessio
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    From the three most popular tools, which one matters the most to your system and setup? Just being nosey!

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    Vinay Patankar
    Calendar..
    Heiko Vogelgesang
    After trying different ways of planning and organizing the workload, I am happiest with a of tool that merges to-do and calendar as smooth as possible. For some time it was Akiflow, but is now Amie.
    Nora Conrad
    Sunsama is my bread and butter so I’d have to say calendar
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    Mahyad
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    Honestly kinda underrated how good calendar setup can boost productivity massively
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    velen c
    Have been trying to find the best tool that merges to-do, calendar and wiki all in one. Routine: does well with ability to add notes in meeting session Tick tick: its direct integration with Apple reminder and many other mail service provider Apple cal + notes + reminder with remindercal sync app: best syncing across
    MacAutomationTips.com
    My most significant focus and challenge is staying on top of projects and tasks. There are so many things that can impede what's essential. But last year, I mastered a workflow for using Amazing Marvin, enabling me to stay productive and monitor my progress. The same goes for using the notes app, Mem AI. Mem is my PLM (Personal Language Model.) It does an excellent job using my notes to brainstorm ideas and generate drafts of content.
    Volodymyr Katanskyi
    Calendar is a king. I'm shocked at how long I've been using Google Calendar with Calendly, even though there's a much better way to manage things in the project management tool we have created. I think it comes down to the definition of personal preference. Google Calendar is suitable for meetings/business events, etc - you can't beat it cause almost everyone has it. Worklair is perfect for scheduling work and complex cross-timezone availabilities. The trick is to have an integration smart enough to respect information from work, business, and personal environments. Tasks go next, but it depends on how one uses them. In the work? Absolutely. Otherwise you can call a task an event in a calendar :D Notes: I found it cool when I can store the messages I send to myself.
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    Janet Ashforth
    Of these three, my calendar saves my life on the regular.
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