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    What are the big three when it comes to productivity? I'll start

    Cameron
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    Share with me the programs that have become the main 3 in terms of helping your productivity. I'll start with the 3 programs that I think change the way I work: Chat GPT - A must have account whether it's development & coding assistance or to bounce ideas off it has become an industry standard. Notion - From listing tasks to brainstorming ideas Notion is in my pipeline every step of the way Habit Trackers - I find building a recurring schedule and plan to my day improves productivity more than anything else Other key honorable mentions: Product Hunt, X, Figma, Telegram Let's here your thoughts and programs 😁

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    Thank you for sharing your top productivity programs! It's great to see how different tools work for different people. The key to productivity is finding what works best for you and sticking with it. Keep experimenting and discovering new ways to boost your efficiency. Remember, productivity is a journey, not a destination! We are building a marketing AI called Contentify AI. It's free and easy to set up. Check out the "Launching soon" at [Contentify AI](www.contentify.com)
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    Gurkaran Singh
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    Ah, the productivity trinity! For me, Google Calendar is like the conductor of my productivity orchestra, Trello acts as my stage manager keeping everything in order, and Spotify... well, let's just say those focus playlists are a lifesaver when deadlines are looming! What about you? What's your ultimate trio for getting things done?
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    Emma Preston
    For me, it's all about prioritization, setting clear goals, and taking regular breaks. Prioritizing tasks keeps me on track, clear goals give direction, and breaks prevent burnout.
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    Milo Nathaniel Thorne
    My productivity trifecta: 1) Todoist for task and project management - nothing beats the simplicity and flexibility. 2) Obsidian for notes, knowledge management, and brainstorming - it's my second brain. 3) RescueTime for automatically tracking how I spend my time and keeping me accountable. Honorable mentions to Things 3 and Roam Research which almost made the cut. Curious what combo works magic for others!
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