To Do Lists – So many great to-do lists applications out there, but who has the time to access yet another app? Since I’m already in Evernote, I’ve created a “to-do” folder which has a “daily” note, “bucket list” note, “to read” note, and so on. Notes can then be sorted by the date created, date updated, or title. No more unrecognizable scrawl or lost slip of paper.
Meeting notes – Before a Skype, GoToMeeting or in-person meeting, I open a note in my Evernote “Meetings” Notebook on my laptop or smartphone. But I’m never at a loss for topics to write.Ģ. When you come across related images, links or references, add them to the note. Create a “blog post ideas” notebook and as ideas occur, create a note. Blog post ideas – If you blog consistently, or write for a publication or are authoring the great american novel, Evernote makes your job much easier. But since I know I’ll be using Evernote every day, I can configure it to perform whatever functions the myriad other apps provide. The reason why so many great applications fail is because they’re one of 25 that we try to use every day. Why? Because it can handle just about everything. I rev it up in the morning when I power up my computer and it’s the last thing I shut down when I power down at night. Mail, calendar, Skype, word processing, Twitter, all other applications are shut down at some point during the day. How great is Evernote? It’s the one application I have open all day, every day on my computer.
0 kommentar(er)
