Paprika “is an app that helps you organize your recipes, make meal plans, and create grocery lists. It has me cooking a lot more often and taking advantage of my recipe app regularly. How cool is that?” Paprika (Windows, Android, Kindle, iOS, Mac)Īs some of you might have heard me talk about, I recently joined the club of those who are obsessed with the Instant Pot. You can even automatically switch Calendar Sets based on your location (i.e. Work and Home). The days of going back and forth, clicking multiple times, just to hide and show your calendars are over.īut we didn't stop there. Here’s how they describe this feature (calendar sets) on their website:įantastical 2 lets you quickly toggle multiple calendars on or off with a single click, so you can focus on what's more important in that moment. In other instances, I may only want to see my work and personal calendars and leave Dave’s and the kids’ calendars out of the picture. Sometimes, I might just want to see our family members’ respective calendars and not pay attention to my work calendar at all. I find that I make more use of the ability to have different collections of calendars to switch between. The main feature that people love about Fantastical is the ability to “use natural language to quickly create events and reminders.” I use Fantastical primarily on my Mac, though they do have an iOS app, as well. I hardly ever have to use my trackpad when I’m moving emails into folders and processing incoming mail. My favorite feature is the keyboard shortcuts that are available. I have found Airmail to be a wonderful way to get through email quickly. We can also sort your Inbox, keep track of reminders and snoozed emails, rescue real email from your spam folder, upload attachments to your cloud, and more…” Airmail (Mac, iOS) We prioritize your Inbox and let you know if an email didn't receive a reply. I can’t imagine going back to life without SaneBox. Their promotional text reads: “Today is the day you take back control of your inbox.” They aren’t kidding you.
From their website:Ī pleasant, focused writing experience combined with effective document management, fast syncing and flexible export make Ulysses the first choice for writers of all kinds.” Sanebox (Gmail/Google, Apple iCloud,, Office 365, Yahoo, and many more) My blog posts and podcast show notes all start in this brilliant text editing application. Each episode’s show notes are also produced that much faster using TextExpander snippets. This process is made much simpler with TextExpander. When I have a podcast guest scheduled, I send them a couple of emails about being on the show. TextExpander also has room for customization of each “snippet.”
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I recently learned how to have TextExpander type something into the subject line of an email and enter the rest of some text into the body of an email.
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TextExpander lets us save time by “ quickly inserting snippets – email addresses, signatures, code chunks, form letters images – as you type, using a simple keyboard shortcut, or custom abbreviations. I officially recommended TextExpander on episode 114, but have mentioned it many times in past shows and blog posts. Sticking with Getting Things Done (GTD) – Teaching in Higher EdĮach time I complete a weekly review, I come out of it with less stress and more of a sense of the most important things to focus on during a given week.Get More Meaningful Work Done – Teaching in Higher Ed.How to manage during a stressful season in higher education.When Things Will Just Have to Do – Teaching in Higher Ed.I have written and podcasted before about the importance of weekly reviews in the past. I was able to determine what I had fallen behind on and how to make adaptations to priorities I had been unable to focus on. One thing I was grateful for during this season was the productivity systems I have in place. Even though I still have a bit of a cough and a runny nose, it has felt delightful just to be out of bed and returning to some sort of normalcy. This past week, I began emerging from a bout with the flu.
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