7 Secrets to a Better Link Life – a Mixed Bag of WorkFlowy Tips.

A guest post by Frank Degenaar, author of the book:  “Do Way, Way More in WorkFlowy”.

Recently I came across the following WorkFlowy question on Twitter:

Twitter is great for getting to the point, but often one might come across as unloving, uncaring and unsympathetic. This post is quite the opposite… it’s loving, caring and sympathetic toward those who’d like to simplify their link life in WorkFlowy. Perhaps a tad more minimalism would be in order for some – and I don’t think an embedded-link dynamic is necessarily a cure-all. In fact, I think the WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) modus operandi we currently have is just perfect.

There’s something for everyone in this post. Let’s get to it… Continue reading “7 Secrets to a Better Link Life – a Mixed Bag of WorkFlowy Tips.”

How Martine Ellis uses WorkFlowy to Stay on Cue with her Podcasting

A guest post by Frank Degenaar, author of the book:  “Do Way, Way More in WorkFlowy”.

I recently had a chat with Martine Ellis from (martineellis.com) about how she puts WorkFlowy to work behind the scenes with her podcasting. To follow, there’s also a link to a podcast interview she did with me a couple of days ago.  Continue reading “How Martine Ellis uses WorkFlowy to Stay on Cue with her Podcasting”

Get a Grip on Your Day with Kanban Scheduling in WorkFlowy

A guest post by Frank Degenaar, author of the book:  “Do Way, Way More in WorkFlowy”.

I’ve got a dead-easy WorkFlowy scheduling system for those who don’t have a fixed, predictable daily routine… especially if you’re the boss of you – or you have a significant amount of time between fixed events – and you’d like to try and make it one of those carpe diem days.

This little productivity booster is a standalone dynamic… You can include it in your repertoire no matter whether you’re a date tagger or have a chronological WorkFlowy calendar in place.

Much like an actual calendar, laying out your daily schedule in WorkFlowy will make you more conscious of how your entire day could shape up. It also brings into perspective what is humanly possible. Continue reading “Get a Grip on Your Day with Kanban Scheduling in WorkFlowy”

WorkFlowy Tag Indexes and The #Super | #cali | #fragi | #listic | #expi | #ali | #docious “TagIndex” Bookmarklet

A post by Frank Degenaar, author of the book:  “Do Way, Way More in WorkFlowy”.

I’ve long since had a love affair with tags and tag indexes. Today I’d like to narrow things down and talk about using tag indexes to easily access “contexts within contexts”… and announce that fate and fortune have favored all of WorkFlowydom – by giving us a way to automate the creation of these tag indexes: rawbytz has just come out – deus ex machina – with his TagIndex bookmarklet. I suggested the name IndexFlowy… but hey, it’s not my brainchild. Continue reading “WorkFlowy Tag Indexes and The #Super | #cali | #fragi | #listic | #expi | #ali | #docious “TagIndex” Bookmarklet”

“Ghost Bullets” and Completed Items Bring Focus to Writers and Translators

A post by Frank Degenaar, author of the book:  “Do Way, Way More in WorkFlowy”.

Focus doubles your effort and saves you time… and time might equate to money. It does for me. If you’re a writer of some shape or flavor (and especially if you’re a translator) I’ve got some WorkFlowy tips that will create that much more focus right there in the thick of your workflow. Continue reading ““Ghost Bullets” and Completed Items Bring Focus to Writers and Translators”

4 Pretty Useful Things You Can do With Shared WorkFlowy Lists

A post by Frank Degenaar (@ProMashUp), author of the highly acclaimed book, “Do Way, Way More in WorkFlowy”.

With the last 3 posts in this space we’ve delved into collaborating with WorkFlowy. To get the collaboration ball rolling, one has got to share a list. But what if you’re not ready to collaborate? What if you’re a recluse and you like it that way? Well, there’s a little something for everyone with shared WorkFlowy lists. Let’s get to it… Continue reading “4 Pretty Useful Things You Can do With Shared WorkFlowy Lists”

An Interview with New York Times Bestselling Author, Michael Hyatt, on How he Uses WorkFlowy in the Making of his Massively Successful Courses.

A post by Frank Degenaar (@ProMashUp), author of the highly acclaimed book, “Do Way, Way More in WorkFlowy”.

Today I’m joined by Michael Hyatt, New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of Platform: Get Noticed in a Noisy World and co-author of Living Forward: A Proven Plan to Stop Drifting and Get the Life You Want. Michael blogs, podcasts and develops online courses on leadership, productivity and getting your product offerings heard above all the noise. He and his team, Michael Hyatt & Company, serve a readership of nearly a million every month. We’re going to take an inside look at how he uses WorkFlowy in the behind-the-scenes ideation, organization and collaboration of his hugely successful products.

Continue reading “An Interview with New York Times Bestselling Author, Michael Hyatt, on How he Uses WorkFlowy in the Making of his Massively Successful Courses.”