Get 5 more hours a week with the top 10 efficiency hacks

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The top 10 efficiency hacks to help you save 5 hours a week. 2 reason why efficiency is important and the difference of efficiency and productivity. What will you do with an extra 5 hours a week? Include the Eisenhower Matrix, online grocery hacks, amazon hacks, the five minute pick up, Blinkist, Will do vs Could do, and meeting hacks. The feature hack is the Google Chrome Browser Bookmark hack.

Self Improvement

Sharky Liu
Lecturer at the University of Toronto
Founder & Speaker for the Dental Marketing Conference
CEO of DentistFind – Dental Marketing Management Tech Company
Founder & Lead Designer for JUZD Streetwear – Got into Holt
Renfrew

Format
▪ 5:30-6:00 - Meet & Greet
▪ 6:00-6:15 - Welcome Intro
▪ 6:15-7:30 - Discussion of Efficiency Hacks
▪ 7:30-7:50 – Share ideas
▪ 7:50-8:15 - Accountability Task - to create accountability make public one action
you learn today you will take
▪ 8:15-8:30 - Closing and suggestions for future meetups

Today’s Hacks:
▪ 100% Efficiency Hack – Sharky Liu
▪ Buy Everything Online – Kriss Petrounov
▪ Typing Efficiency Hacks – Charlene Chu
▪ Daily Efficiency Hacks – Marichka
▪ Time Tracking and Conference Call Hacks – Jenny Tran
▪ Chrome Bookmark Toolbar System – Sharky Liu

Top 10 Efficiency
Hacks
Life Hacker Club Meetup #3 – Tues Aug 8th 2017

Power of Efficiency
▪ Save you time
▪ Get you into flow and build momentum

5 Hr./Week
43 min / Day
2 min 40 Sec /
Hr.

Time Tracking &
Conference Calls
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Why I hate web browser bookmarks for 20
years!
▪ Looks Messy
▪ Hard to find and organize
▪ Don’t know how to organize
▪ Never went back to interesting articles – I use GetPocket.com

New Bookmark Technique – First time ever!
▪ Every thing is now online -
▪ Save you massive time - demo
▪ More efficiency for all your recurring online tasks
▪ Easy to find files
▪ One organized place for all your online work
▪ Reduce mental energy for all tasks

Most used webpages on the top
▪ Most used webpages in top menu
▪ Minimize the name of the field – use the icons
▪ Capital letters for readability
▪ Think like a programmer – it is your efficiency software

Minimize the name/characters of the field – use
the icons
▪ Team Monthly Meeting – Google Docs
▪ Team Monthly Meeting
▪ Team Monthly
▪ MONTHLY

August 2017 –
Daily Update for
Permanent
Employees -
Google Sheets

Capitalize Letter for Readability
▪ Think like a programmer – it is your efficiency software

Think like a software dev – it is your efficiency
software
▪ Work in Progress

Announcements
▪ Help out with the group – planning/committee
▪ Tell your friends
▪ Join our social media – coming soon
▪ Have great hacks to share? Get in touch with us
▪ Suggestions? How to make it better?

Next Meetup:
Save more, make
more – BE RICH
Tues Aug 22nd

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Do you have a seemingly never-ending “to do” list? A list of goals that you haven't been able to achieve? Are you always late to every meeting/event? We all have the same 24 hours in a day, so why does it seem like you're always playing catch-up? Having a list of things you can't check off can be demotivating. Constantly running late and making others wait is more than an annoyance, it can cost you big time. Getting the most out of life, including things like reaching your goals, improving your life by accomplishing more, increasing the time spent with loved ones, and learning new skills - all boils down to how YOU manage YOUR time. ===== In this Meetup we will be focusing on proven time management hacks that work. Areas we’ll cover at the meeting: 1. The use of simple effective apps you can install on your smartphone and laptop to start immediately managing your time better. 2. Learn about time management techniques that work for very busy people. We’ll highlight how and why these actually work so you can seamlessly implement them into your life. 3. We’ll share ideas that don’t work, and help problem solve your unique challenges. ===== Each meet-up is an opportunity to meet and get feedback from other keen, like-minded people looking to streamline and maximize the productivity of their lives. Attend this meet-up to start managing your time better and get the most out of your life.

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2. Sharky Liu Lecturer at the University of Toronto Founder & Speaker for the Dental Marketing Conference CEO of DentistFind – Dental Marketing Management Tech Company Founder & Lead Designer for JUZD Streetwear – Got into Holt Renfrew

3. Why Life Hacker Club

4. Format ▪ 5:30-6:00 - Meet & Greet ▪ 6:00-6:15 - Welcome Intro ▪ 6:15-7:30 - Discussion of Efficiency Hacks ▪ 7:30-7:50 – Share ideas ▪ 7:50-8:15 - Accountability Task - to create accountability make public one action you learn today you will take ▪ 8:15-8:30 - Closing and suggestions for future meetups

5. Today’s Hacks: ▪ 100% Efficiency Hack – Sharky Liu ▪ Buy Everything Online – Kriss Petrounov ▪ Typing Efficiency Hacks – Charlene Chu ▪ Daily Efficiency Hacks – Marichka ▪ Time Tracking and Conference Call Hacks – Jenny Tran ▪ Chrome Bookmark Toolbar System – Sharky Liu

6. Top 10 Efficiency Hacks Life Hacker Club Meetup #3 – Tues Aug 8th 2017

7. Productivity Vs. Efficiency

8. Power of Efficiency ▪ Save you time ▪ Get you into flow and build momentum

9. What would you do with 5 hrs. a week?

10. 5 Hr./Week 43 min / Day 2 min 40 Sec / Hr.

11. 100% Efficiency Hack Sharky Liu

12.

13. Buy Everything Online Kriss Petrounov

14. Buy Grocery Online

15. Amazon is Your Best Friend

16. Typing Efficiency Hack Charlene Chu

17. Daily Efficiency Hacks Marichka

18. Five Minute Pickup

19. One Minute Workout – Dr. Martin Gibala

20. Blinkist

21. Prioritizing: "WILL do vs COULD do"

22. Time Tracking & Conference Calls Jenny Tran

23. Chrome Bookmark Technique Sharky Liu

24. Why I hate web browser bookmarks for 20 years! ▪ Looks Messy ▪ Hard to find and organize ▪ Don’t know how to organize ▪ Never went back to interesting articles – I use GetPocket.com

25. New Bookmark Technique – First time ever! ▪ Every thing is now online - ▪ Save you massive time - demo ▪ More efficiency for all your recurring online tasks ▪ Easy to find files ▪ One organized place for all your online work ▪ Reduce mental energy for all tasks

26. Demo

27. Concepts of the System Sharky Liu

28. Most used webpages on the top ▪ Most used webpages in top menu ▪ Minimize the name of the field – use the icons ▪ Capital letters for readability ▪ Think like a programmer – it is your efficiency software

29. Minimize the name/characters of the field – use the icons ▪ Team Monthly Meeting – Google Docs ▪ Team Monthly Meeting ▪ Team Monthly ▪ MONTHLY

30. August 2017 – Daily Update for Permanent Employees - Google Sheets

31.

32. Capitalize Letter for Readability ▪ Think like a programmer – it is your efficiency software

33. Think like a software dev – it is your efficiency software ▪ Work in Progress

34. Share

35. Accountability

36.

37. Announcements ▪ Help out with the group – planning/committee ▪ Tell your friends ▪ Join our social media – coming soon ▪ Have great hacks to share? Get in touch with us ▪ Suggestions? How to make it better?

38. Next Meetup: Save more, make more – BE RICH Tues Aug 22nd

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