Productivity

Workflow diagram

Workflow Diagram: What It Is and Why You Need One

Before everyone had a GPS in their pocket, we used maps to get around. Find out how the workflow diagram can be your map for doing your best work.

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SMART Goals: What They Are and How To Create Your Own (With Examples)

Struggling to hit your goals? With SMART goals, you can make sure success is specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound. Learn how you can create your own SMART goals.

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How Neurology Can Curb Workplace Distractions

Phone notifications, chatter around the office, and the blaring of sirens can all hinder your productivity. Trying to get a handle on these distractions? Here’s how you can use neurology to do something about it.

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When to Prioritize Structure and When to Go All-in on Flexibility

Should you be putting your energy into having a rigid process for everything? Or should you equip your teams with the flexibility to keep trucking no matter what comes their way? Well actually, a bit of both.

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How To Use a Project Management Tool To Actually Stick To Your Resolutions

The decorations are all gone and the turkey is too. Time to look ahead and figure out your resolutions. Want to actually stick to them this year? Here’s how your project management tool can help you do that.

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4 Reasons Why You Should Disconnect During the Holidays (and How To Do It)

Do you have time off coming up? Are you already thinking about all the important updates you’ll miss, or how you’ll have to catch up when you get back? Stop. Breathe. Learn how to disconnect.

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Personal Project Management: The Getting Things Done Methodology and Asana

Swamped with tasks? Don’t know where to start? Find out how you can combine the Getting Things Done methodology with Asana to level up your personal productivity and get better at managing your own projects.

To do list templates

5 Must-Have, Printable To Do List Templates

While there are countless scheduling and organizational tools available, sometimes what you need is a classic to do list template.

Flow state

Why Achieving a Flow State Will Make You More Productive

Work can be something of a rollercoaster. One way to stop that from happening is regularly entering the flow state. Here’s how it’s done.

Asana Trello Integration with Unito

Bucketing My Tasks With an Asana-Trello Sync: Unito on Unito

When you have this many tasks, one work management tool isn’t enough. Here’s how Eman Mehrez, Product Manager at Unito, uses Unito to stay on top of it all.

Cross Time Zone Collaboration

Paperform on Collaborating Across Time Zones

Collaboration is made all the more difficult when your team works across multiple time zones. In this post, Paperform helps you work it out.