Get Organized! by Dr. Frank Buck

When you're new on the job, there's so much to learn. You don't know what you don't know. Use this article as a checklist to get started. Want to see the list? Visit the blog post: https://frankbuck.org/the-big-list-of-all-the-little-things

Remember The Milk and Todist both allow you to collaborate with others. This webinar compares and contrasts how it happens in each program. To view the webinar, visit https://frankbuck.org/collaboration-made-easy-in-remember-the-milk-todoist/

A digital task manager makes keeping up with modern-day responsibilities easier. Learn why Remember the Milk is my choice. Visit the blog post for more: https://frankbuck.org/remember-the-milk-best-choice/

This guest post is by Engjelina Hyseni provides expert time management tips for studying abroad. Her specialty helping with studying in Switzerland. Visit the blog post for photos and the text version of this episode: https://www.frankbuck.org/time-management-tips-for-studying-abroad

Travel includes many details and we need software to organize them. Trip planning with Evernote puts everything in one searchable place. Visit the blog post for a video demonstration of techniques from this episode: https://www.frankbuck.org/evernote-trip-planning

Gmail voice entry is easy with the "Dictation for Chrome" extension. Within any message, activate the mic and compose with your voice. For more information and a video demonstration, visit the blog post: https://frankbuck.org/dictation-for-gmail/

Text Blaze is a powerful text expander for Chrome. Insert snippets, templates, and macros. Eliminate repetitive typing. Get work done faster. For more information and a video demonstration, visit the blog post: https://frankbuck.org/text-blaze

Todoist recently added significant features to its free plan. Augusto Pinaud and I compare and contrast Remember The Milk and Todoist in four areas. The greatest value will come from viewing the video: https://frankbuck.org/remember-the-milk-todoist-1/

You're reading, watching, or listening to a great piece of content but are short on time. How do you get back to it? Learn an easy way here. For much more and a demonstration, visit the post>> https://FrankBuck.org/remember-the-milk-read-watch-listen

An organized list gets tasks accomplished quicker. Learn how to sort tasks in Remember The Milk so they are automatically batched. For more information and a demonstration video, visit the blog post>>   https://frankbuck.org/remember-the-milk-sort-order/

The Remember The Milk "Smart List" lets you save the results of a search to run with the click of a button. View the ones I have created. For more information and a demonstration video, visit the blog post>> https://frankbuck.org/rtm-smart-list/

Tags save keystrokes. Use them in Remember The Milk to batch your tasks. You handle similar items together. Here's how to get started. For more information and a demonstration video, visit the blog post>> https://frankbuck.org/remember-the-milk-batch-with-tags/

Why does the world need another time management book? The answer is easy. The world changes. So too, the demands on our time change. For more, come over to the blog post>> https://frankbuck.org/new-time-management-book/

The best way to set up a successful day is through planning. Learn step-by-step how I use Remember The Milk to plan the day the evening before. Visit the blog post for a video demonstration: https://frankbuck.org/plan-tomorrow-today/

How many tasks do you have that repeat every week, month, or year? Learn how to use Remember The Milk to keep up with them all. Visit the blog post for a video demonstration: https://frankbuck.org/repeating-tasks-remember-the-milk/

Entering tasks is one thing. Ordering them so you have a successful day is another. In Remember The Milk, organizing the day is easy. Visit the blog post for a video demonstration: https://frankbuck.org/organize-your-day-remember-the-milk/

A digital task list makes life so much easier. If you want to get started,  Remember The Milk is a great option. Here's how to add tasks. Visit the blog post for a video demonstration: https://frankbuck.org/remember-the-milk-add-tasks

Join me and around 20 other speakers for the "Task Management & Time Blocking Virtual Summit" March 4-6, 2021. Registration is free. https://bit.ly/frankbuck179  For more information, visit the blog post: https://FrankBuck.org/task-management-summit-2021

If you want to be relevant, also be easy to reach. But that doesn't mean you open yourself up to constant interruption. Do it on your terms. For more, come over to the blog post: https://frankbuck.org/easy-to-reach JICNoYCybFHRgBorUEcA

If you like time management podcasts, I've got something for you. This post links to the episodes where I have been a guest. For links to each episode mentioned, visit the post: https://frankbuck.org/time-management-podcasts/

Do you have a cluttered desk and are looking for a way out? With a Tickler File, task list, and a couple of boxes, you'll be in good shape. For more, visit: https://frankbuck.org/cluttered-desk

Maria White and I talk about using a digital task manager. Learn the 7 things to look for and how to use it to make organization easy. For more information, visit the blog post: https://frankbuck.org/digital-task-manager-white

What's the single best time-management tip? This post reveals the secret of the to-do list and the area of our lives where we do it well. For more, visit the blog post: https://frankbuck.org/grocery-list I am up for Global Gurus "Top 30" again this year in the "Time Management" category. Part of the selection is determined by popular vote. Could I get you to take a second and vote for me? You'll b...

Evernote Home is a new feature presenting a dashboard of helpful widgets. It puts at your fingertips what you're most likely to need today. Visit the blog post for a video demonstration, the links include in the "pinned note" discussed, and more: https://frankbuck.org/evernote-home

The new Google Contacts Gmail Add-On allows you to access information without ever leaving Gmail. This post shows how to use it. For more information and to watch the demonstration, come over to the blog post: https://frankbuck.org/google-contacts-gmail-add-on