In our fast paced, tech-laden world, distractions are essentially everywhere. That can make it surprisingly hard to organise your life, sustain peace of mind and finish your work in a timely manner. Enter Buddhify, a legendary meditation app designed exclusively for the modern hustler. No matter where you are, or what you might be doing, the app has a meditation regimen on hand at all times. It’s like a refresh button for your brain that keeps all distractions to a minimum.
Another incredible and optimal mindfulness app, Headspace offers a range of meditation sessions that vary depending on your current activity. That’s joined by SOS exercises–designed to level you out in times of high stress–and other mood balancing features.
If you’re an ambitious young man who keeps pace with the modern world, then there are probably a hundred different sites, blogs, channels, friends and feeds that you check on the daily. Streamline your content and resources alike by getting the Feedly app. And don’t forget to add us to your feed by using this link here.
Productivity and a positive mindset are essentially joined at the hip, hence the inclusion of another stellar mindfulness app. Stop, Breathe & Think gives you all the tools you need to sustain a peaceful state of mind and handle stress like a modern pro.
One of the most popular productivity apps you can find, Insight Timer offers over 7000 meditation guides, and connects you with a broad community of teachers and seekers alike. Think of it as one huge, digital retreat.
Any productive individual can tell you that knowledge is key. Sure, you can spend all day at the nearest library, or you can instal Blinkist. The popular app curates the most helpful passages from over 2000 nonfiction books, and then delivers the content to you in 15 minute increments.
No one argues with organisation and a lack of clutter. Combining those two arenas with impeccable precision is Clear Todos. By way of an effortlessly approachable design, the productivity app puts all your tasks and reminders in one place so that you may be both organised and uncluttered for good.
Evernote is such a popular organisation and productivity app that it hardly needs an introduction. Use it to streamline both your work life and personal life. It’s also the perfect resource for syncing with co-workers on group projects.
Inspired by Jerry Seinfeld’s painstakingly simple (yet tremendously effective) “Don’t Break the Chain” philosophy, Momentum is all about increasing productivity by having you develop and sustain new habits over time. The longer you keep the chain alive, the more routine your habits become. May it grant you all of Seinfeld’s success, or even just a fraction of it.
How many passwords do you think you have going at this very moment? How many of those passwords have you already forgotten? Put an end to your days of clicking the “forgot my password” link by instaling Last Pass, which remembers and manages your passwords for you.
No single productivity app puts co-workers on the same page like Slack. Use it to manage your personal workflow or sync with your project team. Seriously, you might as well get this app now because your boss will soon make you get it anyway (if he or she hasn’t already).
After a long, hard day at work, the last thing you want to do is to come home and realise you forgot to pick up the milk, figuratively (and literally) speaking. Get all tasks big and small out of your head and onto your device by instaling Remember the Milk.
Another aspect of modern life that can always use more organisation? Your email box. Don’t waste another second trying to optimise your emails. Instead, do what millions of others are doing and get the Spark app. Think of it as your digital assistant, whose primary function is to make sure important emails never get lost in the shuffle.
The Strides app not only helps you set goals and achieve those goals, but it tracks your progress along the way. Whether you want to lose weight, save money, sleep more, eat less, form new habits, and so much more, this app is your guide.
For those who can’t afford secretaries or personal assistants, Trello is your friend. The multi-faceted productivity app is ideal for collaborating with others as well as organising your personal schedule. Heck, even if you can afford a secretary or personal assistant, you might still be better off just sticking with this app!
If you’re running on Android, you already have access to Google Assistant, but the Google Assistant app puts the ridiculously helpful resource one quick tap away. Indeed, an easy thing just got easier.
Whether it’s a doctor’s visit or an important lunch meeting, Google Calendar makes every appointment painless to schedule and virtually impossible to miss.
As Google’s cloud storage service, Google Drive isn’t a productivity app as much as it is a life-changing platform. Once you’re using it, you’ll never quite remember how you managed without it.
Like everything else from the company, Google’s note-taking service (aka Google Keep) keeps it clean and compatible. Taking notes and giving feedback has never been more efficient.
The modern age might be rife with themes of connectivity, but let’s be honest it’s not easy getting all your apps and devices onto the same wavelength. Heeding the call is IFTTT, which gathers all your various technological outlets into a single hub, making for one big happy family.
Say goodbye to typos and other grammatical errors by adding Grammarly to your browser. The helpful extension ensures all your messages are free of errors.