Best Online Services for Home and Office

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  1. Kevin says:

    This is an amazing post on the best online services for home and office. I have used some of the products on this list such as Canva, Wealthy Affiliate, and Spotify and found them to be awesome tools in my life. Since I’ve had a positive experience with many of the tools on your list, I’m eager to try out some of the other apps. I’m particularly interested in the Calm app and I was wondering, how do you become a Kaiser Permanente member?

    • Alyce says:

      Hi Kevin, Thanks for sharing your experience with some of these tools. I’m happy to hear that you’ve had a positive experience with these helpful online services.

      Kaiser Permanente is one of the few big health insurance (healthcare) providers in the USA. As with most US health insurance, “becoming a member” is a bit complicated and requires a conversation with your employer and then making sure to sign up during the annual open enrollment period (or after a big “life event”). I wouldn’t recommend joining Kaiser for the discount on the Calm app, but for those who are already Kaiser members, it is a nice benefit to enjoy!

  2. Johnny says:

    Hello, thank you for this post and for your recommendations.
    Password manager is a great tool, considering we need to create almost everyday a new profile for a new site and it is not really safe to use the same password every time.
    Regarding personal development, I really recommend Calm app, I had it from a previous employer some time ago and it really helped me, the guided meditations are really cool.

  3. Austyn says:

    Great post! Some of these websites I had no clue they even existed. I do use several of these applications and tools. Some I use are Amazon Prime, Jaxxy, Spotify and Dropbox. These are great tools to help not only with business but also in your personal day to day life. This post is greatly beneficial to identify other resources that bring ease to running a business and just personal life. I will use this website as a research tool to help identify tools I can use.

    • Alyce says:

      Hi Austyn, It’s great that you are already familiar with a handful of the services – those are very helpful ones! Thanks for checking the list for tools that could work for you. 

  4. Warren says:

    Your list has a few things that really get my attention.  The first is 1password.  What a great tool for those of us that have zillions of passwords and no organization for them……just the little black book.  I’ve been an Amazon Prime member now for a long time and they have made shopping a breeze.  I always look for stuff with a 2-day delivery.  Never have to wait.  Well worth the annual fee….plus you can get Amazon prime on TV…lots of shows and movies. SnagIt is a great tool for bloggers who want their pictures to pop.  Finally, I’ve been a Tony Robbins fans almost forever.   He really got me on the right path.

    Thanks for these tips.  Well done!

    Warren

  5. JerromyC says:

    Great list of resorces! 

    I personally use Spotify, Canva, and Grammarly on a daily basis and I must say that life wouldnt be the same without them. 

    They cover all my bases and the bill isn’t high at all!

    Spotify is constantly running in the background of my day, be it on my laptop as I work, or my Xbox as I play games at the close of the day.

    Canva is always open on either my browser or my phone, and it is a great tool for the graphic design work I do as well as social media management because you can post to nearly every brand of social media with ease!

    Grammarly is like a super-assistant when you write for a living, and is always there to lend a hand anywhere you type!

    • Alyce says:

      Hi JerromyC, I’m glad that you have also noticed that these online resources have helped you as well. Thanks for sharing!

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