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  Almost everyone has problems with time management--irrespective of who they are or what they do for a living. Even the people who try to run their lives by a certain schedule can have a difficult time staying on task, showing up on time and remembering their everyday goals. There are lots of reasons for this. The biggest reason for it is that, thanks to tablets and smart phones, we now have so many different distractions at our fingertips that are just begging for our attentions daily. In this article we're going to teach you how to use that iphone or iPad as a time management device rather than as a time management wrecking ball.
  
  Take advantage of Instapaper. Instapaper is an application that works with smart phones, tablets and on computers also. It's one of those "read later" programs which helps you save time. How often, throughout your day, do you find useful websites or posts that you truly want to read but don't have time to really check out? How often have you thrown a wrench into your schedule because you read or looked into it anyway (because you knew you would not remember it afterwards)? You can integrate Instapaper into your Twitter account as well as some other programs, and save yourself all kinds of time by saving the links you would like to read for a time that is more convenient. The hyperlinks you save are saved in one main account. This means that you can use any gadget (mobile phone, tablet, and laptop) to catch up on your reading if you have the time.
  
  Wunderlist is an incredible software. It's your basic to-do list app but it doesn't get bogged down in a lot of heavy graphics or a complicated user interface. Every day you can sit down with this application and enter all of the things that you have to do that day. It's absolutely free. You could synchronize it to several devices and it is user friendly. All you must do is train yourself to check this app as frequently as you check your email and you will see just how easy it is to stay on task.
  
  Evernote is really great and helpful. It's a central place to organize pretty much everything: your emails, downloads, photographs, notes, thoughts, and so on. It syncs between devices (including your computer) and is easy to integrate with other apps, like Wunderlist. The only real downside of this application is that it is not absolutely free. You can pay $5 per month for a monthly subscription or you can spend $45 and buy a year's worth of service.
  
  Agenda is the must have calendar program. There are numerous reasons this is true but the primary reason it is true is that it can be synced both to iCalendar (the calendar iPhones and Macs use) and Google Calendar. This makes managing a calendar a lot easier for folks who have PCs and iPhones because they are going to only have to type in their information into one place and it is accessible on all their devices. Additionally, it is really pretty.
  
  The variety of time management applications available for downloading is huge. These are the best of them but a little bit of research will turn up lots of others.
  
  
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