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I’m often asked how iDoneThis has been featured so often in the press. Business Insider picked as one of 20 startups to watch, Bob Scoble tweeted about us, and Lifehacker, Netted, The Next Web, and The New York Observer have all written about our modest three-man band. For us, press has come from making a [...]
Here's how to scale customer service by improving your app's copywriting. This made it possible for our two-person team to support thousands of users.
Just the act of jotting something down is an act of discipline that affects how we think about our actions, and bolsters our resolve to modify our own behavior. Andrew Leonard, on the quantified self movement in “Can your iPhone Help You Lose Weight?” Self-knowledge can lead to self-improvement. Check…
The always on-point Wendy Macnaughton's grand flowchart of To Check or Not to Check e-mail. The “are you at work” branches are especially funny. Click here for a larger version.
Listening to the best productivity podcasts will provide you with the tools to get more done each day. Here are the best productivity podcasts for 2021.
Team building activities are a great way to get coworkers engaged with one another. Below are six team building activities to boost work productivity.
COVID-19 quarantines and self-isolation have put millions of workers at home for the first time, trying to get remote work done while managing home life. It’s easy to struggle with communication and productivity when you’re trying to work from home. If you don’t have a dedicated office space in your home, you’re either
With apps popping up left and right, productivity software gets muddled and lost. Here are our favorite productivity tools at I Done This.
Everyone is busy and everyone wants to do more, but we all only have the same 24 hours to split between work, sleep, and fun. To meet this demand, an entire industry of productivity coaches, experts, and gurus have risen up to help us wring more time out of each day. Unfortunately, a good portion [...]
We've put together a list of the best email productivity software tools to help you accomplish more with emails in less time freeing up more time for work.
Productivity podcasts will inspire you with the tools to start forming better daily habits, so you get more done -- even during your commute.
In the startup world, there's pressure to know everything, which often leads to information overload. Focus on what's important to get the best results.
At iDoneThis, we’ve got our team spread all across the world. Germany, Italy, New York, Wisconsin. The company has been remote from Day 1 and we wouldn’t have it any other way. Working from a home office or coworking space gives us the freedom to work how we want and…
Outsmart your lazier, sneakier self. Here's how to face the truth when you catch yourself claiming these three common productivity lies.
The busy trap causes a preoccupation with your own busyness that makes it hard to realize that you’re spreading your stress to everyone around you.
If you aren’t changing your mind, you are not trying very hard to contradict your beliefs. Here's how to be systematic about testing and changing your mind.
Humans are not machines. This is stating the obvious, but the obvious hasn’t seemed to sink in. We organize our work days as if we were machines, never turning off even when we get home. These work habits are erroneous, unhelpful, and unhealthy. When the Huffington Post polled 1,000 people on their work habits and [...
Talk to your customers to best improve your product. You already do it — but maybe not often enough to stay in touch with your product.
3 Reasons to Shut up and Listen Well and some other of the best articles from around the web.
Take a systematic approach to tracking and reviewing your mistakes to avoid repeating the same mistakes. Here are how the best managers do it.
Cali Williams Yost, author of Tweak It: Make What Matters to You Happen Every Day, shares simple work life balance shortcuts.
Lauren Bacon, on shifting gears, accepting discomfort, and living on purpose, not by accident. Here's how to take charge of your life.
What are you waiting for? Start something. Take it a step at a time. Celebrate. Huzzah!
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