Free Apps That Are Better Than Social Media When You Have Down Time | Fusion - WeRIndia

Most of the people has smart phones and available on social platform.

Which is one of the big platform for network.

It’s not only the platform where you can make friends but also a professional network.

Linkedin is one of the largest professional network.

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In our smart phones, there will be many apps but do you know there are some more apps which will be helpful for you when you have down time.

These apps are not only for network, investment – we are talking about the apps which will help you to plan vacation, healthy diet, new ideas, trend, get jobs, physical health.

1. 100 Office Workouts.

Need a better way to get through the mid-afternoon slump?

Research shows that even a little physical activity can make you much more alert and effective.

100 Office Workouts gives you a huge collection of simple routines to perk you up, without having to take a trip to the gym.

Each workout is designed to be done without equipment and in an office environment, so you can skip the caffeine overdose and still be ready to tackle the rest of your day..

2. Blinkist

In this ever-changing world, it helps to stay on top of the newest ideas and trends. Easier said than done, right?

Well, Blinkist makes this possible by offering you 15-minute summaries of bestselling non-fiction.

With over 2,000 titles and an audio option, this app is a fast and easy way to get new perspectives and insights that you can then use to improve your own work.

3. Shapr

Whether you’re looking for a job or trying to improve your chances for a promotion, you know that knowing the right people can make all the difference.

Shapr helps you quickly build your network by suggesting people you might like to meet with based on the professional profile you create.

If the interest is mutual, you can ask Shapr to introduce you, or you can text via the app to start strengthening your career connections.

4. Daylio

For many people, journaling the best way to start or end the day—whether you need to vent, record inspirations, or track your goals.

Well, journaling can help you at work, too.

With just a few clicks in the Daylio app, you can record your activity and mood, and you can even do a little “venting” by taking notes on your day.

And, you can review your patterns to see how to improve your schedule for less stressful and more fulfilling days.

 

5. StepBet

Finding time to stay in shape is a struggle we all face. But, we also all know that it would probably make us feel (and work) better to get some exercise.

StepBet encourages this healthy habit by letting you bet on yourself meeting your fitness goals.

The app sets daily and weekly challenging (but doable) step amounts for you, tracks your progress, and even gives you a cash pay-out if you reach your target.

So, by switching your social media time for a stroll around the block or office, you can get a little healthier and a little wealthier, too.

6. Trip.com

You know how the saying goes: All work and no play…Not to mention, taking some time off can make you a better employee.

So, stop feeling guilty about your getaway fantasies and start planning your next vacation with Trip.com.

You’ll get recommendations based on your interests so you can find the perfect hotels, restaurants, and locations to visit, whether they’re just down the road or on the other side of the globe.

And, the app lets you easily compare prices, check reviews, and share your experiences.

7. Bored Panda

Believe it or not, randomly wandering through your Facebook feed can kill your productivity (and sometimes your confidence), but cute cat photos—according to science—can actually improve your effectiveness at work.

My favorite source of adorable animals (and plenty of other photo pick-me-ups) is the Bored Panda site app.

It’s a huge collection of funny and interesting photos and stories from all around the world that’ll help you forget all about that frustrating meeting you just finished.

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