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Issue #57  (How To Thrive Working From Home) 03/16/20


During a crisis like we're seeing now, it's good to see science-based content making the rounds amidst all the hype and memes and toilet paper fights. Since respiratory problems are the focus of the current situation, here are two medical studies that you might find informative (though take these with a grain of salt and not as medical advice; go to your doctor first):

The latter study I think is relevant due to the nature of both CV and TB. Again, this isn't medical advice and I'm not an expert. I'm just throwing out some links, but be sure to get professional advice before making any dietary or other decisions.
Now on to this week's hand-picked productivity links!
 

Tools & Apps

ATTO - Simplified time tracking app. Tap a button to clock in and start tracking your time. Your work hours turn into simple, accurate timesheet reports automatically.

Helpwise - Shared inbox for your team Email, SMS, and WhatsApp accounts.

Jackfruit - Easy video calling, trusted by hundreds of remote and distributed teams.

TextExpander - Easily insert text snippets in any application from a library of content created by you and your team.

Wallaby - A developer productivity tool that runs your JavaScript and TypeScript tests immediately as you type.   promoted  

Articles & Resources

How to thrive working from home - A timely article discussing the benefits and challenges of working from home, which is trending huge right now due to world conditions.

Pmarca Guide to Personal Productivity - 2007 article with some fairly off-the-wall suggestions, but with some method to its madness.

How We Pay Attention Changes the Very Shape of Our Brains - Stanislas Dehaene on the neuroscience of attention and focused learning.

Don’t Let Email Zombies Eat Up Your Day - Based on the idea that checking your inbox constantly throughout the day is what's killing productivity.

A Deceptively Simple Way to Find More Happiness at Work - Short read from a year ago with a practical suggestion on figuring out what you like at work.

Suggestions?

Have a suggestion for a productivity-related tool, article, or other resource? Send me a direct message via X (@LouisLazaris) and I’ll consider including it in a future issue.

Stay productive!

Louis
techproductivity.co
@LouisLazaris

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