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Top 10 Productivity Blogs

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February 18, 2013

There are so many productivity blogs out there, but how do you know which productivity blogs are worth reading? We have compiled a list of our top ten productivity blogs that can help you boost your efficiency and time management:

1. Lifehacker

Lifehacker posts frequently on a variety of topics—from productivity to tech to DIY projects—but everything comes back to saving you time.  Some of our favorite posts are part of their “How I Work” series, where various professionals detail how they stay productive.

2. Time Management Ninja

We originally stumbled upon this blog because of the title, but over time, it’s become clear that author Craig Jarrow has a knack for time management.

3. The Productivity Pro

Laura Stack does a nice job of addressing leadership and productivity topics on her blog.  While many of the blog posts are a little long for our liking, there are some beneficial tips underneath all of the words.

4. Geek’s Guide to Getting Things Done

It primarily focuses on how technology can help you get things done.  From app reviews to innovative workspaces, author UberTech does a nice job of putting together relevant and concise posts.

5. Outlook Blog

Microsoft Outlook is one of our favorite tools for staying productive.  This blog helps us stay on top of the latest features as they roll out.

6. GTD Times

It’s David Allen’s official blog…need we say more?  If you enjoyed his book Getting Things Done, you’ll find his blog a natural extension of the book.

7. Evernote Blog

At Innovatively Organized, we use virtual notebooks to organize all sorts of things.  The Evernote Business blog not only let’s us know when new features are released, but it also features creative ways to use Evernote for your business.

8. Work Awesome

We love this blog because it’s about being awesome!  But in all seriousness, the productivity category of the blog has engaging content with actionable items you can implement.

 9. Productivityist

Mike Vardy consistently writes guest articles for a number of productivity websites and blogs, but this one is all his own.  His articles are quick and to the point so they won’t waste your time.

10. Cloud Productivity

We are always on the lookout for how we can utilize the Cloud to increase efficiency and author Jeremy Roberts does just that!  From cloud technology news to productivity tools, this is a notable blog to add to your feed.

We hope you start following some of these blogs and learn some new skills along the way.  And of course, let us know if there are any blogs that you think we should read that didn’t make our list.

Tags: favorite blogs, time management, top productivity blogs
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