10 years in business – and just as many years listening to customers. We get feature requests every single day. And that’s what the latest “Ask Michael” episode is about!
You might be curious what we do with your requests. Are they stored somewhere? Does anyone read them?
First, we carefully review your requests. Then we save them in a special Nozbe project. And use them while planning future releases. But our experience tells us that (usually) simply adding new features isn’t actually what you really want.
Nozbe isn’t the only app we use to get things done. We also use Slack. The natural question is: is integration between these apps on the way?
Although we strongly prefer asynchronous communication because it doesn’t disrupt deep work, we need more “live” and less action-focused field too – to keep a healthy balance. Slack handles this very well.
Check out what Michael has to say about Slack, its role on our team and the future of integration between Nozbe and Slack:
After celebrating the 10th anniversary of Nozbe, Michael comes back with extra insight from our team! Watch to find out how he manages the whole company within the Nozbe app.
It’s actually an extremely common question: how do we use Nozbe on a daily basis? The truth is, we’re just one of our own customers, using exactly the same product that we offer to you.
Check out how a structure of shared projects and good habits can keep your team action oriented:
A new episode of the Ask Michael series is chock-full of facts and conclusions from 10 years of Nozbe. Michael speaks for himself about how he got started and what has changed since 2007.
Recently we’ve shared the history of the Nozbe app. Today Michael presents his own point of view. How did he meet David Allen? What was the first book about Nozbe? What’s next?
This video is a bit longer than usual, as the history of Nozbe can’t be told in a few minutes.
Nozbe is a living and evolving organism. It changes with our fresh ideas and your generous feedback. As we’ve said, we keep listening to your opinions. Watch the latest episode of “Ask Michael!”
We can’t count all the changes and fixes that have been possible thanks to your messages. Actually, we love them, whether they are expressly positive or have some criticism. We’re open to your suggestions, so today Michael talks about start/completion date, one of the features you’ve requested (and asks you for something too):
How easy would life be if every challenge was achievable in just a few steps! But that’s a dream. The reality, though, is that everybody has to cope with complex projects. So keep calm and watch our new episode!
In today’s episode (hopefully you’ve already watched the previous one?) Michael shares how to manage non-trivial projects within Nozbe. With these proven tips and real examples, you’ll know how to succeed (and impress your boss!
In today’s episode of “Ask Michael – the Productivity Guy” series, Michael expresses his excitement about the future of Nozbe. Is it time to start a new project?
In episode #1, Michael presented a simple trick to easily manage “loose” tasks. Your feedback was fabulous (thank you for all comments and messages!), so we’re continuing with another popular question!
This year Nozbe is going to hit 10. We’re both proud and excited!
Michael Sliwinski, the Productivity Guy, is answering your questions. And here’s the first one: what are “loose tasks” and how to manage them? Watch the new episode!
“Ask Michael - the Productivity Guy” is a weekly series of short videos with Michael. We gathered dozens of questions from users, then we chose the best of them. Now Michael is answering them every Monday.
This week Michael presents a tip for people who are not sure what to do with these particular, unrelated tasks that don’t match to any project.
