Jordan Harbinger AI:
There isn't a one-size-fits-all answer to the best productivity app because it depends on your specific needs and preferences. However, I can share some insights on productivity tools that have been mentioned on the show. Notion is a highly customizable app that combines features of Evernote and Google Docs. It's great for organizing notes, tasks, spreadsheets, and projects. Another important aspect to consider is whether the app will save you time and be worth the investment. As Chris Bailey mentioned, the best productivity advice is time negative, meaning it helps you save time and be more efficient. So when evaluating productivity apps, think about the job you want it to do and whether it will truly enhance your productivity.