Alfred is a truly awesome tool. I basically only use the “ctrl-space” shortcuts for linked in, google, drive, etc, but it probably saves me 15 minutes/day
Omnifocus, as highlighted above, is a big win for me. I am a passionate list-maker (which goes along with that Single Prioritized Backlog). Omnifocus has perfect and seamless sync on Mac, iPhone, IPad, and Web. It’s not cheap but worth every penny. And their support is tremendous. I pair it with three books
I use and try to abide byGoogle Speedy Meetings, so that we can all get a couple minutes to breathe, go to the restroom, and catch up on those urgent Slacks for 5 minutes between every meeting.
We live and work around the world, don’t we? So I have Menubar Clock at the top of my screen
I am very passionate about connecting with people on Zoom, so I bought a Logitech BCC 950 camera and place it almost exactly in front of the face of the person I’m talking to in order to make eye contact.
(Geek alert) I love my trackpad on my laptop…but don’t get it on my detached keyboard. So bought this ergonomic masterpiece and placed an Apple Magic Trackpad between the two halves. It’s glorious.
(New, Feb-2021, still being tried out) Slack<>Zapier integrations – I have Zapier slack me when key emails arrive, and I can add “todo” items to my task manager by simple clicking “save for later”. No more cut and pasting. Just to Slack>Apps>+>Search>Zapier and try it out. (And thanks to Mike Janiak and the team for getting this added to our corporate account!)
