You know, a lot of writers and other creative folks don’t spend a lot of time chasing down the latest productivity tools and tips, and with good reason. Most of us are too busy actually writing and making stuff.
Go figure.
But there is an amazing selection of free or low cost applications out there that can help us create things better and faster. It’s just a matter of finding them.
Well, you’re in luck. The Ultimate Productivity Toolbox for Creative People assembles the best stuff all on one page. It’s the hard work of former Lifehacker contributor Tamar Weinberg, who joins Lateral Action today as Associate Editor.
Check it out now or bookmark it for future reference.
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Yee Haw! More stuff to play with. Thanks for the heads up on the tools.
PLAY TIME!
This looks like an interesting toolbox. I know my computer can definitely use more help in the productivity department! Thanks so much for sharing this!
I pretty much knew about most of the stuff there, but it is nice to have it all in one place.
This is good because the only productivity tool I’ve been using is a pen or keyboard
Didn’t know Google Calendar was interactive.
This seems like a great list of tools for anyone who uses a computer.
Thanks for letting us know about this, it looks like it could be a good resource.
I think that since everyone is so damn busy nowadays that there is alot of oppurtunity in marketing time-saving proucts and services like this one.
I really enjoyed Gmail for their features. It’s highly recommended to use as your personal email service. But for business, I would go for a business domain email address. It looks more professional and gives more credibility to your recipients.
Thanks for the info. It’s amazing to know how many freebies are out there for us to use. I’m just starting to use Gmail so it’s good to know more about it.
Thanks for a great list im off for a play
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