My Three Favorite Productivity Tools

There are a few things that I use every day to ensure that I stay connected, remember ideas and allow me to stay productive online. I thought I�d share them, as they are all great ways to improve your business productivity.

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My favorite recent discovery is Dashlane. If you�re like me, you have tens of passwords to websites that you want to remember. The absolute worst thing to do is to use the same password on every website; all is takes is one piece of information to wreak havoc on your life. Another bad strategy is Post-it Notes on your monitor!watch Split 2017 film online now

Dashlane is a password manager that can help you make strong, random passwords when you create new ones, change a whole bunch of passwords to common sites effortlessly, and best of all, it will automatically fill in your passwords when you get to a website where you have an account. It will then sync these passwords to your Dashlane phone app, notebook computers, tablets, and desktops. I have it on my phone, two tablets, a notebook, and two desktop computers, and it has kept all my passwords up to date and easily accessible.

Another one of my favorite tools of late is a small, pocket size notebook. I like the Field Notes and Moleskin brands. They are small and easy to fit in a pocket. I write everything from business ideas to notes what to pick up at the store. When you got a lot going on, it�s great to have some notes to remind you.

My third favorite tool is my new Samsung S6 phone. I used to have a Samsung Note, and that was like carrying a brick around. The new S6 has an awesome screen and keeps me in contact by phone, text or email anywhere I may be. My family is iPhone users, but I just don�t like the small screen and small space on the �keyboard�.� One of my favorite features is the wireless charging: I just set the phone on a charging pad, and it charges, which is way more convenient than plugging it in. My favorite apps are Dashlane, Quickbooks and Audible (audio books).

These three tools�a password manager, a small notebook and a new phone have been great ways to keep connected and get what I have to get done every day. Dashlane is $40/year, the notebooks are a few dollars and the new phone, well, that�s a bit more!

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