Does anyone else use bookmarks to save articles and videos for later? : productivity
I've been noticing how much time I spend procrastinating watching "productive" videos on YouTube or reading articles under the guise that I'm at least "learning" something. I've realized the best thing to do is to just start doing what I've been wanting to do instead of just learning about it. With that said, I've given myself a little system where I save up and bookmark articles or links to videos /tweets and then I read them on the weekend (when I have free time). I've found it's been helping me a lot with my productivity during the week. Does anyone else do this at all? What are some productivity systems do you use? I read Tiago Forte's blog post about the power of read it later apps and have been using Pocket App ever since. I love it. Any time I have a spare minute I try to force myself to open Pocket App on my mobile phone instead of just randomly browsing reddit. This way I try to ensure that if I do consume information when I have free time, its something useful. Besides, he ma
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