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Future-Proof Your Productivity: Ultimate Tool Stack Guide 2025 (Part 1)

🚀✨ Join for FREE and start your ICOR® Journey TODAY: https://plmv.world/join4free 📕 Prefer reading? Here is our ICOR® Journey book: https://plmv.world/book 📺 Watch Part 2 here:    • Future-Proof Your Productivity: Ultim...   🛠 TOOLS ON MY TOOL STACK* ───────────────────────── 🧠 Personal Knowledge Management - Heptabase: https://plmv.world/heptabase ⚡ PKM Shallow Thinking - Tana: https://plmv.world/tana ✅ Task Management - Todoist: https://plmv.world/todoist ⏳ Time Management - Sunsama: https://plmv.world/sunsama 📂 Project Management - ClickUp: https://plmv.world/clickup 🖥 Team Deep Thinking - Miro: https://plmv.world/miro 📧 Email Management - Superhuman: https://plmv.world/superhuman 🤖 AI Meeting Notes - MeetGeek: https://plmv.world/meetgeek 🚀 MacOS Productivity Boost - Raycast: https://plmv.world/raycast --- 🤝 CONNECT WITH ME ON SOCIAL X:   / tomsolidpm   LinkedIn:   / tomsolid   --- 🎥 VIDEO CHAPTERS 00:00 The danger of Tool Switching 00:20 Understanding Your Use Case 00:59 Exploring the ICOR® Framework 02:00 Personal vs Business Productivity 08:28 Email Management Strategies 14:39 Superhuman vs. Gmail 17:10 Efficient Email Processing 28:41 AI and Email Management 30:15 Core vs Satellite Applications 30:38 Introduction to Miro 31:43 ICOR® Journey Cohort Overview 33:01 Exploring Miro's Features 38:22 Personal Knowledge Management Tools 49:17 Heptabase: Deep Thinking Tool 53:55 Tana: Shallow Thinking Tool 55:30 Capturing Information Efficiently ABOUT THIS VIDEO: --- In this video, I’ve explored how to strategically approach productivity tool-switching and optimize your tool stack for your specific use case. Instead of recommending one-size-fits-all tools, I’ve highlighted why understanding your needs, applying the ICOR® Framework, and building a tool-agnostic system are crucial for sustainable productivity. I broke down how the ICOR® Framework separates productivity into four key areas: Personal Knowledge Management, Personal Project Management, Business Knowledge Management, and Business Project Management. Using this methodology, I shared how tools like Heptabase, Tana, and Reader fit into our personal productivity systems, while apps like Gmail and Superhuman enhance communication workflows. I also explained the difference between **core apps**, **satellite apps**, and **utility apps**, helping you identify what tools are critical for your system and which can be easily replaced. For example, while Gmail is a core tool, Superhuman is a satellite app that enhances your email management workflow. To help busy professionals manage information overload, I showcased how tools like *Heptabase* support deep thinking with its visual note management system, *Tana* facilitates shallow thinking and journaling, and *Reader* functions as a FOMO-free Read-It-Later app. These tools form a streamlined, efficient capturing and retrieval process aligned with the ICOR® methodology. For email management, I demonstrated how I use *Superhuman* to achieve inbox zero at the speed of thought, leveraging triage workflows, split inboxes, and AI-powered assistance. I also shared insights into handling knowledge capture at scale and how effective workflows can eliminate the common problem of "work about work." Finally, I gave a sneak peek into how Miro, while classified as a utility app, supports brainstorming and concept development in team and solo workflows, making it invaluable for collaborative sessions. --- 🫡 OUR MISSION Our mission is to help you build a highly effective and future-proof productivity system for busy professionals, using the _ICOR® methodology_. 👉 Join for FREE and start building YOUR perfect Productivity System TODAY: https://plmv.world/join4free --- #productivity #ICOR #taskmanagement #emailmanagement #knowledgework #productivityapps #toolstackoptimization This video is NOT sponsored. Some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something we'll receive a small commission.