Written by Delfina (Nozbe Support - CHO - Chief Happiness Officer) Inbox seems to be an easy and straightforward matter. Although it is one of starting points for a good Getting Things Done system, many turn out to be confused by it. As it lies at heart of GTD methodology, it is essential to grasp it. This aspect is not only Nozbe related, it has to be considered in a wider perspective.

Hi, it’s Michael, Nozbe CEO here. As you might have guessed from my Twitter feed, I’m in Japan now with my wife on a holiday. We are sight seeing Japan: Kyoto and Tokyo. Follow me on Instagram to learn more. As Nozbe is my job… and my passion… and I’m in a far away country I love I decided to organize at least one Nozbe user event… and the great folks at Apple Store Ginza let me use their venue (fantastic auditorium) for such an event and I’ll be speaking there this Friday, March 28.

I proudly present you the 18th issue of your favorite productivity-boosting magazine: Read it on your: iPhone or iPad Android phone or tablet …or simply read it on-line. This issue’s motto is: (…)productivity isn’t some kind of chore or a means to an end, it’s a beautiful learning experience in and of itself. (Graham Allcott, “Extreme Productivity: 10 key lessons from a human lab rat”.) Scott Belsky on overcoming difficulties and obstacles

As you all know our main tool in work is Nozbe. We use it to plan our blog posts, to track features requested by our users, to develop new versions of our app, to provide customer support, and the list goes on and on… Because we still live in email… … we need a way to add tasks to Nozbe with email. We introduced it a while ago and a few years ago improved it: you can forward one email to Nozbe and it converts the subject line to a task name and adds email body to the task as a comment.

If you feel overwhelmed and distracted at your work, or maybe as we do, you work from home… and you lack motivation… If you run out of ideas on how to be more productive, you need inspiration, or you just feel you are drowning in emails. Don fret, we are here to help you change your habits, improve productivity and get your things done! Nozbe offers greart apps, 10-step course, and Productivity!

While we’re trying to build your favorite time and project management app in a way, that most things are self-explanatory… even Nozbe needs a good documentation. Until now, we pushed for fast iterations, new features… and great customer support. However, we still need great documentation and that is why our Customer Support Department decided to start building: New Nozbe Help Page For the past 2 months our fantastic girls from Customer Support Department took great effort to create its content.

I think, by now, you know that productivity is my life and passion. That’s why I wake up every day with a smile to work on Nozbe - a tool you’re using every day to get your things done. A great tool is not enough - we all need inspiration! This is why, a little more than 5 years ago, I launched the free Productive! Magazine. To give you advice and support from the best productivity thinkers on the Internet - to help you create your ideal day, workflow and lifestyle.

Our Nozbe 1.9 was an amazing release. It introduced three fundamentally new features: Improved project sharing (with anyone, even without Nozbe account) Evernote Reminders sync (seamless, better than in the native Evernote app) Push-notifications - for iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and Web app With such a big release, despite longer and thorough testing, not everything worked as advertised for all of the users. This is why immediately after the 1.

I’m so excited! Today we’re revolutionizing the project management space. Nozbe 1.9 will be the key to your successful 2014 - you will get those New Year’s Resolutions done. Get Nozbe 1.9 for your platform or log into our web app (if you already have Nozbe on your device, it should auto-update to 1.9) Share your New Year’s Resolutions project with anyone with an email address Remember the 12 projects you created with your New Year’s Resolutions?

Note: This post is part of our new “Friday Tip” series. Every Friday we’re posting a piece of advice that will help you get more done. For past Friday Tips click here We’re back in 2014 with “Friday Tips”. As we enter the new year we start to look at the previous year, probably closing our loops, and setting the goals for the upcoming year. And indeed it’s a good time for reflection, and New Year’s resolutions.