Checklists that check themselves: How I use automations as checklists
/Checklists are brain-savers! Checkout how you can combine the idea of checklists with automations to streamline repetitive tasks!
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As a coach, I help you explore ways to get your work done-- better, more efficiently, and more enjoyably. Apple technology coaching (one-on-one training to use your iPhone, iPad, Mac), productivity coaching, and ADHD coaching.
Checklists are brain-savers! Checkout how you can combine the idea of checklists with automations to streamline repetitive tasks!
Read MoreAre you looking for a way to manage your time on your iPhone better? With iOS’s Screen Time feature, App Limits can help you take control of your app usage.
Read MoreA Shortcut to post to Social Media without the Rabbit Hole. I need to post to social media as part of my job, but social media is a dangerous place to go "really quick" because it's *their* job to reel us in! I came up with this Shortcut solution to the "quick social media post" problem.
Read MoreOur smartphones are an integral part of our lives, holding a treasure trove of personal information, including sensitive health data. But how do we know which apps are truly protecting our privacy? Enter app privacy labels – Apple's digital equivalent of nutrition labels for your food. We're diving deep into the world of app privacy labels, discussing how they work and why they matter when it comes to safeguarding your personal information.
Read MoreIf you’re finding yourself spending a bunch of time in an app when you didn’t mean to even open the app, sometimes it comes from a widget.
Read MoreIf you’re in a shared Reminders list and were surprised to get a notification about someone adding pesto to the shared family Costco list, you aren’t alone! When I updated to the iOS16 beta back in June, these were *all* turned on for me by default!
Read MoreThose little suggestions from Siri can lead down a tempting rabbit hole! These suggestions learn from our behavior, but they aren't formed from what we *wish* we were doing! They come out of what we *actually* do on our iPhones. Not only what we do when it's daytime and we might be working hard, but also from what we do at 2am when we should actually be sleeping…
Read MoreWhat are the NEW changes to iPhone Notifications in iOS16? Brittany talks about why you should care about notifications, the impact they have on your brain every day.
Read MoreThe search is great for searching for apps by name instead of hunting for them on your app screens. This can keep your Home Screen cleaner, if you don't need to keep as many apps visible.
Not everyone was excited to see search on the Home Screen, and there’s a setting to turn this search “button” off or on, and Brittany will show you how!
Read MoreBrittany will show you how to customize your iPhone Dock icons. You can even add a folder of apps, if you'd like!
Read MoreYou can have temporary or occasional screens of apps on your iPhone. Maybe up only want to use that page of apps when you're on vacation, or maybe you're just fed up with the clutter and distraction of having random apps everywhere. You can quickly hide those app screens!
Brittany will show you how to turn these app pages off! (Or back on, again!)
Read MoreYou can set up your iPhone to see the *right* apps, at the right time, by making an activity-specific app Home Screen page. That way you can focus on just the apps for what you're doing right now.
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