I’ve said good-bye to the sticky notes that I kept losing any ways.
Having an Evernote account has enabled me to get rid of many apps that were cluttering my iPhone and iPad, by having everything in one place. Did I mention that you can also clip (save) articles or any web content to your Evernote? Guess what I’m using at conferences, meetings and trainings? You’re right! Everything is neatly organized in the same place, so it’s easy to find when I need it. You can write text, record audio, video, take pictures, even add attachments. It is like using multiple apps in one. Evernote is practically only limited by your imagination. There’s nothing like Evernote’s Search out there! Even the least organized person should be able to find what he’s looking for in Evernote. You can search for notebooks, notes, tags, even through the text in attachments and images. It’s super easy to find what I’m looking for, allowing me to save loads of time and energy that I would have otherwise wasted looking for the right paper or application. It’s really outstanding and it was one of the first things that got me hooked. One of my favourite features is Evernote’s Search. Yes, Evernote has a web application, Mac, Windows, even various mobile versions.
I am big about keeping stuff organized (you should see my file folders -)), but having information on paper is never as convenient as having it in Evernote, which syncs all my devices. But before I get into how to use it (maybe in some other post), let me get you excited for some of the features I absolutely LOVE. A couple of months down the road I had many clients, friends and team members using Evernote as well. It has become one of my favourite tools and all my teams use it for collaboration.Įvernote quickly became a huge part of my life as I started to use it for business, family, personal stuff and more.
You know the ones, they eat up more time than they save…īut one cold day in February 2014 I decided to give it a try and I spent 7 hours playing around, watching different tutorials, reading guides and figuring it all out. Even though I had many people recommend Evernote to me as a great productivity tool, for months I kept refusing to check it out thinking it would be ‘just like other apps’.
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