John J D Munn is a productivity coach and consultant who helps entrepreneurs to work less and make more. He has won multiple awards for his work in this field.In this episode of the Triple 'T' Productivity Podcast, John talks about how he helps his clients work less than 20 hours per week on average while still growing and thriving. We talk about the importance of tracking and analysing your time to identify the work that doesn’t help you grow and then make changes. We also chat about the importance of priorities, mindset and John answers the Triple 'T' questions.During the episode John mentions ‘The Time You Have (In Jellybeans)’ video. You can watch it here:John also talks about his TimeSense Toolkit which will help you perform your first time audit and track your time successfully. You can download it here:https://www.johnjdmunn.com/timesenseConnect with John on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jjdmunn/Check out his website here:https://www.johnjdmunn.com/CreditsIf you've enjoyed this episode then subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon or your favourite podcast player.Also make sure you check out my Evernote newsletter Taming The Trunk on Substack.I'm your host, Jon Tromans and you can find me on my website, LinkedIn and Mastodon.Stomp and claps music by Playsound from Pixabay. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.tamingthetrunk.com

In this episode of the Triple T Productivity podcast I'm chatting with Professional Organizer and Evernote Certified Expert Julie Bestry. I really enjoyed this chat and leant a lot.We discuss how Julie takes a hybrid approach to productivity and loves paper as much as she loves her Evernote. There's plenty of chat about dealing with paperwork, deciding what to keep and where to keep it, what to scan and what not to scan and how to avoid digital clutter.Julie also explains how she first found Evernote and what feature, if they removed it would send her on a Twitter rant. Also, stand by for the best life advice ever!You can find Julie on her website and don't forget to check the Paper Doll blog:Websitehttps://juliebestry.comPaper Doll Bloghttps://juliebestry.com/blog-page/LinkedInhttp://www.linkedin.com/in/juliebestryFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/BestResultsOrganizingPinteresthttps://www.pinterest.co.uk/juliebestry/CreditsIf you've enjoyed this episode then subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon or your favourite podcast player.Also make sure you check out my Evernote newsletter Taming The Trunk on Substack.I'm your host, Jon Tromans and you can find me on my website, LinkedIn and Mastodon.Stomp and claps music by Playsound from Pixabay. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.tamingthetrunk.com

In this episode of the Triple 'T' Productivity Podcast, I'm delving into the world of effective time management with time management coach Elena Manole.We're going to explore the art of maximising productivity through mastering calendars, prioritisation techniques, and overcoming distractions.Discover valuable insights on using the priority matrix, tackling challenging tasks first thing in the morning, and leveraging the power of doing anything for five minutes. Elena also shares practical tips to combat distractions and create an environment conducive to deep work.Here's links to the blog posts referred to in the episode, including Elena's website and socials.The Priority Matrix - https://elenamanole.com/the-priority-matrix-how-to-find-your-priorities/Do anything in five minutes: https://elenamanole.com/do-anything-the-5-minutes-rule/https://elenamanole.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/elenamanole/https://www.instagram.com/iamelenamanole/https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064107818759Links 'n' CreditsIf you've enjoyed this episode then subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon or your favourite podcast player.Also make sure you check out my Evernote newsletter Taming The Trunk on Substack.I'm your host, Jon Tromans and you can find me on my website, LinkedIn and Mastodon.Stomp and claps music by Playsound from Pixabay. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.tamingthetrunk.com

Kevin Palmieri, Founder & Co-Host of Next Level University, shares insights on self-improvement, consistency, commitment, habits, mindset, confidence, fear, and relationships. He also discusses phone addiction, productivity, and overcoming limiting beliefs in a fun and engaging conversation.

In this episode of the Triple 'T' Productivity Podcast, we dive into the world of time management with special guest, Alexis Haselberger. Alexis, a renowned time management and productivity coach, joins us to discuss effective strategies for making the most of your time.During our conversation, we explore the misconception that productivity means completing more tasks. Instead, we discover the importance of prioritisation and finding a balance in our tasks.We delve into the topic of task lists versus calendars, exploring their benefits and potential pitfalls. Additionally, we shed light on the tendency to waste valuable time on pointless tasks.Don't miss out as Alexis answers the Triple T questions and reveals her secret procrastination.Get ready for a wealth of practical tips and insights to boost your productivity.Find Alexis on her website and all over social. Here's a bunch of links:Distraction Action PlanWebsiteYoutubeInstagramFacebookFacebook GroupTikTokLinks 'n' CreditsIf you've enjoyed this episode then subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon or your favourite podcast player.Also make sure you check out my Evernote newsletter Taming The Trunk on Substack.I'm your host, Jon Tromans and you can find me on my website, LinkedIn and Mastodon.Stomp and claps music by Playsound from Pixabay. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.tamingthetrunk.com

Meet Federico Simionato, product lead at Evernote. for half an hour of app chat.It was an absolute delight talking to Federico about some of Evernotes new and upcoming features like Real Time Editing, Ai Note Clean Up and Ai Search.We also chat about how he uses Evernote himself, when he first discovered it and there's also insight on how the team pick new features for the app.Main points:* More sync improvements sync on the way.* Ai Note Cleanup doesn't train the Ai. It's only used for the clean up.* Ai Search will be like asking Evernote questions in natural language & getting an answer.* New features get rolled out slowly.* Over 80% of the team working on sync, stability and speed.Don’t forget to check out some of the other Evernote episodes of the podcast including chats with Evernote Certified Experts Vlad Campos and Ray Sidney-Smith.Links 'n' CreditsIf you've enjoyed this episode then subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon or your favourite podcast player.Also make sure you check out my Evernote newsletter Taming The Trunk on Substack.I'm your host, Jon Tromans and you can find me on my website, LinkedIn and Mastodon.Stomp and claps music by Playsound from Pixabay. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.tamingthetrunk.com

Ray Sidney-Smith, an Evernote Certified Expert, shares his productivity wisdom including reading 400 books on time management and a clever procrastination technique. The podcast covers Evernote strategies, finding balance in productivity, and the implications of Evernote's acquisition. A must-listen for boosting your productivity!

So I tidied my desk up before talking to Lucy!How organised are you? Do you make your bed? Do you have thing 'in order'?This week I'm chatting with Lucy Milligan Wahl, founder of LMW Edits, a boutique professional organizing company based in San Francisco. Lucy and her team go into folks homes in person or via Zoom and organise. The thinking is that a structured home lets you prioritise work, relationships and other activities.Lucy is also a big Evernote user so we chat about where she first found Evernote and how she uses it to manage her business.We also talk about how Lucy lights a candle to signify moving into deep work mode, how we separate work and home when you work from home and if we can sometimes organise a little too much.I really enjoyed this chat so make sure you check out Lucy's website, Instagram and YouTube channel:https://lmwedits.com/https://instagram.com/lmweditshttps://youtube.com/channel/UCn2el8k_VRKy4JxtsQQgrjA?Links 'n' CreditsIf you've enjoyed this episode then subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon or your favourite podcast player.Also make sure you check out my Evernote newsletter Taming The Trunk on Substack.I'm your host, Jon Tromans and you can find me on my website, LinkedIn and Mastodon.Stomp and claps music by Playsound from Pixabay. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.tamingthetrunk.com

Dr Melissa Gratias, an industrial organisational psychologist, discusses productivity, memory, and self-talk. She highlights the impact of conscientiousness on task performance and shares time management tips. The podcast explores the evolution of memory demands with technology and emphasizes the importance of self-kindness and task delegation for achieving balance and success.

Guest Vlad Campos, an Evernote and productivity expert, discusses his journey with Evernote, including confusion at first, use of tags, Ai, and thoughts on the Bending Spoons takeover. They explore time management, slow motion multitasking, and productive procrastination. Chat also covers Evernote Home, the evolution of productivity tools, and the surprising acquisition of Evernote.