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Weekly Round-Up #195: Transform Your Office Productivity, Bust That Stress And Review Your Week

Weekly Round-Up #195: Transform Your Office Productivity, Bust That Stress And Review Your Week

Weekly Round-Up #195: Transform Your Office Productivity, Bust That Stress And Review Your Week

Welcome to this week’s round-up, I hope it finds you well. This week we take a look at how you can improve your Office 365 productivity with Add-Ins, what causes stress and what you can do about it and how you can use a weekly review to become stress-free and more productive.

Top 24 Office 365 Add-Ins That Will Transform Your Productivity – Appfluence

Microsoft Office is more than just a simple suite of word processing, spreadsheet and email programs. With add-ins you can do so much more. From setting up your emails in a priority matrix to finding free images to spruce up your documents and presentations, Appfluence’s list of add-ins will help save your time – and sanity!

Stress 101: Causes, Symptoms & Coping Strategies – The Adrenal Fatigue Solution

You might think that stress is just a tension headache or muscle tension, but there are many more physiological changes that take place and some of them can last for some time even if you’re feeling more relaxed. This article from the Adrenal Fatigue Solution website covers the history of stress, the affects of stress and what to do about it.

App Keyboard Shortcuts – Boom

Using keyboard shortcuts can save you a great deal of time, but trying to figure them out can be a bit hit and miss – especially as they’re not consistent across programmes. Don’t worry though, Boom has put together a great interactive chart that shows you keyboard shortcuts across a variety of programs on both Windows and OSX.

The Top Skills Of Fortune 100 CISOs – Varonis

The role of the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is one of increasing importance – especially as there seems to be an increasing number of high-profile data breaches. In this infographic Various looks at what it takes to become a CISO in the top companies in the US.

Recommended: Apologies…

Apologies…
Sorry to anyone inconvienced with the blog being up and down today, I’ve been messing around with the back-end database, admin and the adverts. I’ll stop fiddling for a while now!

Email Marketing Optimization Hacks & Case Studies (Infographic) – 99firms.com

All firms will need to do some form of email marketing at some point. Whether you want to announce a new product, upcoming sale or just want to remind your customers that you’re there, you will need to send out a marketing campaign at some point. If you’re not sure where to start, want to improve your current campaign or want to know what to avoid then this infographic will point you in the right direction.

From Passion To Profit

9 Productivity Mistakes You’re Making In The First 10 Minutes Of Your Work Day – Resume.io

You’ve just got to work and sat down at your desk. You’e ready to have a super-productive day but did you realise you’ve already done some pretty unproductive things? This infographic show you what you need to avoid and need to do before you even think about starting work.

Ultimate How-To Guide: The Interview Process – CoursesOnline

Looking for a new job can be really daunting and if you’re fortunate to get an interview you need to make sure you’re bringing your A-Game so you can wow your prospective employer and nail that job offer. This article covers things from what you should wear to how you should act and what puts employers off – apparently people check their phone during interview…What???!!!

How to create a calming work environment
Anxiety is an all too common feature of our contemporary workspaces. For many of us, our offices — whether traditional or at home — can become sources of stress and depression. This is not just problematic for our productivity, but can have a detrimental effect on our mental health, and...

The Weekly Review: Conquer your Overwhelm in an hour each week! – The Productive Physician

The weekly review is a great tool for clearing your mind and making sure you don’t miss any important tasks. The review is the cornerstone of the Getting Things Done Methodology but if you’ve not heard of it before then Mark Lavercombe takes you through the basics, why it’s important and how to implement it in your schedule.

GTD – Back to basics 5: The Weekly Review

GTD – Back to basics 5 – The Weekly Review

In this post in the GTD Back To Basics series we take a look at the importance of the Weekly Review and the type of things you need to look at when going over your previous week and your week to come.

Have A Great Weekend

I hope you have enjoyed this round-up, as always if you have any links you like to share with me and my readers please contact me through the website or send me a tweet.

Until next week, Stay Productive!

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Katy is always trying to be more productive one day at a time! Whether it's analogue, digital, motivational or psychological who'll try any system that will help her get things done and get organised. As well as running FlippingHeck.com, she also loves making music and reviewing things.
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