If you’re a Mac user, it’s likely you heard that Apple just released a version of the app store for the Mac Desktop. To make things clear, this store doesn’t let you install iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) apps on your desktop, but instead has created a centralized place to find, download and buy apps… Read more
Do you ever feel like you’re running from crisis to crisis, always reacting, never in control of your time? Stephen Covey’s Time Management Matrix provides a useful framework to help you take control of your calendar. The Time Management Matrix hinges on this principle: Putting first things first leads to long-term leadership success The Time… Read more
Website URLs can often be very long, which makes sharing them difficult–on Facebook, email, and especially on length-constrained media like Twitter. A bevy of URL-shortening services have sprung up to meet this need, from third-party services like bit.ly and is.gd to product-specific shorteners like Twitter’s t.co and Google’s goo.gl. However, what if you want to… Read more
Your email inbox is a great place to capture tasks on the go. Even if you have 9,000 current unread messages. A few reasons to consider emailing yourself your tasks: 99.9% of people that I know in ministry use email. Less than 50% of (more like 20%) use some sort of task management tool consistently… Read more
Despite the functionality of faxes being completely replaced by email, there are still those occasional situations that require you to send or receive a fax. There’s always the option of driving to your local Copy shop, but you might not know that there are web services devoted to sending and receiving faxes. Most of the… Read more
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