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Productivity

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This is our second post in a two-part series about automation. Find part one here. Workflow automations are becoming

Workflow automations are becoming increasingly popular, and more and more automation platforms keep popping up. Despite the hype, when

Twenty years ago, everyone was shifting from snail mail to email and from Rolodex to Excel. 

Emails, phone calls, impromptu meetings at someone’s desk — these are all tools used daily in the office, and

I’ve noticed a trend in small businesses and CRM use: many people start by using a spreadsheet or invoicing

It’s all over the internet, so it must be true. The eight-hour workday—the old 9-to-5 office shift—is obsolete. And

Anyone who has ever worked in a law office knows how crazy it can get with court dates, discovery

Nerd alert: this post is loaded with geeky excitement over the “coolness” of my favorite productivity tool. If that’s

Productivity isn’t doing more; it’s doing more of the right thing.

There’s an outdated notion in business that just won’t die. It’s the idea that productivity means doing more things

Have you ever woken up full of energy, ready to tackle your workload and clear out your schedule, only

Have you ever written something and submitted or sent it, only realizing afterward that your message contained an embarrassing