Productivity Apps and Hacks Round-up

Mastering the art of working smarter, not harder requires time and determination.

While you are the only one who determines your beliefs and goals, we are here to help you save time and show the shortcut on long search for motivation.

Below you will find the ultimate list of the productivity apps and hacks reviews from the best-motivating authors. Read them and search no further as they instantly give you the key to obtaining the Master of Productivity degree.

25 Ways how to Be More Productive: Genius Productivity Hacks (Crowdsourced) from Top Entrepreneurs by Ryan Robinson

Who can be a better expert on productivity hacks than a person that managed to build the 'side business to over $160,000 in 1 year while working a full-time job'?

Do not miss any single point on the list Ryan Robinson shares because implementing it does change your life.

My personal favorites are:

• making a rule NOT to look at your phone in the first hour after you wake up
• calls should signal urgent needs (for all the other cases, they are easy to substitute with a text)
• to-do lists are must-haves without any exception.

7 Best Team Productivity Tools to Achieve More in 2019 by Olga Mykhoparkina

If you need to know what the most reliable productivity boosters are, dive in this review.

You will find what tools to choose for optimizing your work when it comes to:

• emails    
• team chats
• tasks
• schedules
• workflow in general.

15 Smart Hacks for Maximizing Productivity by L.J.Scott

If you want to get your ultimate 'productivity makeover', you need to explore the contents the author generously shares with us (as an important note, readers' gratitude expressed in sharing this article for 47000times(!) so it is definitely worth your attention too).

The hacks that you will want to apply immediately include:

• a two-minute-task rule implying that a task requiring two minutes of your focus MUST be done (I tried it, and it is a game-changer, trust me)
• the tough/easy start of the day (either you 'eat the frog' or do something 100% achievable to start your day as a winner)
• rely on the daylight as often as possible (a surprising tip but once again fail proof working).  

The Best Productivity Apps for 2019 by Bill Moore and Jill Duffy

And last but not least, there is an amazing article we highly recommend as it gives the detailed review on the phenomenon of productivity analyzed in relation to:

• software you should use for facilitating your routine
• goals you should set for better planning
• solutions you need to give a try for addressing practically any business problem.