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Working remotely can be a challenge when it comes to managing your time effectively. In this blog post, we'll explore time management techniques that can help you stay focused and avoid burnout as a remote worker. From setting goals and priorities to using the Pomodoro Technique and staying organized, these tips will help you manage your time and achieve your goals more efficiently.

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You can share passwords on your iPhone with close friends and coworkers. Sharing passwords allows you to give someone else access to specific apps that you manage.

There are certain practical steps that you can take such as adopting the habit of waking up early and being disciplined that will make it possible to overcome this competition, in a space filled with thousands of people sharing similar content.

Are you one of those people who have half a dozen devices but only gets to use one at a time? And every time you switch from one device to another, you are lost as your notes could be on any one of them?

I've been wondering how to securely share passwords and secret codes online, without having to install the same password manager on multiple devices.

According to circadian neuroscientist Russell Foster, there is no research that says waking up early makes you more productive. There is no difference.

Reading is a time-consuming activity that requires focus and attention. In this post, I give you some tips on how to reclaim your time by reading more effectively and get the health benefits that comes from making reading a habit.

About 80% of people use more than one device to access the internet. ShareTXT provides an elegant solution that enables you to share text quickly between the devices that you own.