What are the best productivity tools for entrepreneurs?
Ghulam Abbas
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Francesco D'Alessio@francescod_ales
There are so many, you want to look for ones that balance your needs.
For personal time management, ones like Notion, Akiflow & Motion can organize your tasks and collect your ideas.
For running the business, project management software are typically a good option too - but normally apps like Taskade, and Upbase are more suitable for smaller teams, or even Notion too.
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Honestly this depends on the work that you do!
* Quip
* Slack
* Findr
* Google workspace
* Apollo
* Github
* postman
* merlin
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Notion is just killing it lately. They deliver unimaginable product velocity.
I would argue that, as an entrepreneur, you need a combination of Notion and Zapier.
Notion gives you:
- Projects, tasks, sprints
- Meeting minutes
- Playbook
- Knowledge base
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When it comes to productivity tools for entrepreneurs, there are a ton of great options out there. Some popular ones include Trello for project management, Slack for team communication, and Asana for task organization.
A lot of awesome tools have already been mentioned, but I think what's missing is a tool that balances our productivity and wellbeing, as it's easy for entrepreneurs to get swayed by the pursuit of their dreams and hustle culture that, very often, they end up with burnout. So I'd add to the list FlowFinitee app.
Notion / Zapier / Asana works well so far for me
To my opinion: Quip, Apollo, Google workspacea and Miro
Trello, Clockify, CHAT-GPT, Notion, Slack
Trello, Slack, Doc, CRM tools
Things I've used when I was freelancing:
Google workspace
Slack
Asana
Notion
Honeybook
Quickbooks
Adobe Creative Suite
Hope this helps!
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Video editing, slack, notion, GPT 4, Figma
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