ICYMI: Three lessons to learn from this CEO who runs two successful tech companies with just a smartphone
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He stopped using computers and laptops years ago. Now, he relies solely on his iPhone X to run his companies.Lesson 1: Redefine focusDorsey is quite the pioneer in the way he’s using his smartphone. He’s proof that smartphones can be an efficient way to run a business. When you think about it, it actually helps you focus on one task at a time because you can only use one app at a time. The screen is so small, you can’t really multitask even if you tried.
Lesson 2: Helps you become more efficientStop wasting time emailing signers, printing copies, and faxing paper via your computer when you can do it all from your phone. Apps like DottedSign, for example, will let you effortlessly sign documents and get signatures from others in a legal and secure process. You can get the app now for $59.99 USD with a three-year subscription.
Lesson 3: Better balance of work and lifeLast but not least, one of the best things you can do for yourself is to practice self-care and be able to walk away from your computer when you need to. You can carve out time for mindfulness and practice it practically anywhere using just your phone.
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