Some people claim to work 14 hours a day. But do they really? Let’s consider how much work really gets done.

This statement expresses well how time management can make a difference. Thinking about how you do things is nice, but thinking about what you’re doing can ultimately result in the difference between fulfiling your goals or not.

With so many lists on the internet already, why would we create another? We know what works for us, but that might not be what you need.

Instead, we’ve curated a “list of lists” for productivity and time management tools.

You’re welcome.

Away from sickness and back pain from air conditioning, social phobias from open space, office politics, unbearable boss: Whatever your motivation for working as a freelancer, go for it, we are on your side. 

But don’t fool yourself that it’s gonna be just awesome.

We recently bumped into this article on 9gag, and fell in love with all these gadgets. Many of us are already awaiting the pending shipment of our new productivity tools. 

Check it out – perhaps you want to be a super-hero officer too, or in our case super out-of-officers, as we all work remotely.

You cannot imagine how long it took me to finally focus on writing this article. Really. First; I was switching on my computers (I need two for my different jobs). Two computers, fifteen things to check. On each of them. Social networks, email accounts (yes, I have more than one, and no, I still haven’t synced them all) plus the sports news of course. Sometimes I check the same news site on both computers which doesn’t make any sense. It’s become a routine that I haven’t broken yet.