Top 10 productivity tools I use

Well, not too long ago I started reviewing my own productivity and started reading up on things, specifically the Zen-to-Done and Getting-Things-Done methods (you will probably see more of these appear here in the future)

After reading multiple posts and articals I now have a few tools that I live by – short as it may be

So without further ado – the top 10 at this time:

1. Moleskine
   The pocket-sized notebook / scrapbook / agenda / calendar / to-do list… whatever you want it to be.
2. Remember The Milk
   A simple task management system that is straight-forward, integrates into Google Calendar and well, it just rocks.
3. FireFox
   And it’s list of plugins I use, which I plan to post this week.
4. GMail
   Best online mail system so far.
5. Google Calendar
   Works great, simple and integrates with Remember The Milk
6. Pidgin
   Great open-source freeware multi-IM system. It helps to prevent me from loading: Windows Live Messenger, AIM, Yahoo Messenger, Google Talk and so on.
7. Google Reader
   Great RSS feeder.
8. Launchy
   Application launcher, on steroids. It indexes your Start-menu, so when you start it and type a part of a program name it just finds it immediately. The advantage? Never go through the Start-menu again.
9. Process Lasso
   Lowers CPU-hogging processes to a lower priority – keeping your system available and running while you do other stuff
10. Foobar
    Just music (MP3, OGG and anything else under the moon). And no fancy stuff you never use anyway