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August 8, 2019 Hello, and welcome to Getting More Done With Evernote, Episode 005. In this episode: Evernote ranked against other note-taking software...my rant and a few notes on better comparative analyses when discussing software. Evernote for Linux may be happening? CEO Ian Small responds to The New York Times piece (in which he was interviewed). Evernote for macOS 7.12 has released. I’m your host, Ray Sidney-Smith, Evernote user since 2009, Evernote Certified Consultant and Evernote Regional Leader for North America. As you can imagine, I love Evernote. And, with Getting More Done With Evernote, I hope to help everyone love Evernote, or at least enjoy digital note-taking, a little more with each episode. The Verge recently published an article, “The Best Note-taking Apps for Class, Work, and Life.” I rant about its flawed comparisons of note-taking software on the market today to fit “class, work and life.” There are better comparisons of note-taking software out there, these among them: Comparison of note-taking software The 10 Best Note Taking Apps in 2018 The Best Note-Taking Apps of 2019* *The article author noted that the max file upload size was 50MB and that’s not accurate. You can upload files up to the size of the note size limit, which is 25 MB for Evernote Basic, and 200 MB for Evernote Premium accounts. Next, Evernote showed up in The New York Times, in an article, “A Unicorn Lost in the Valley, Evernote Blows Up the ‘Fail Fast’ Gospel.” On the whole, I thought it closed positively about Evernote and its current state. Ian Small responded in the Evernote discussion forum. Continuing on, I’ve seen hints of this for some time, but this is the first time I’ve seen an Evernote Employee explicitly say so publicly. And so, Evernote for Linux sounds like it’s coming soon! Finally, Evernote for macOS 7.12 has released. Note: Version 7.12 and updates going forward will only support macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) or higher (10.14 Mojave, 10.15 Catalina and beyond). That’s all for now. To learn more and follow me please visit gettingmoredonewithevernote.com. I’m Ray Sidney-Smith, Evernote Certified Consultant, for Getting More Done With Evernote. Here’s to your productive life. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gettingmoredone/message

Do you dream of travel and adventure, but the thought of going out-of-town, even for a short weekend, feels defeating — and almost sends you into a flare just thinking about it? Traveling with fibromyalgia can be challenging! These tips from Tami will show you how you can take that summer vacation, visit distant family, or even holiday in Spain, without all of the pain and overwhelm. Key Points The healthier you can start off at the beginning of your trip, the better off you'll be at the end, when you've used up a lot of extra energy Don't be afraid (or ashamed) to ask for help when you need it. Know when and where it is smarter NOT to save money when you travel. How to save weight, wear and tear on your body while you travel. When packing light is NOT a good idea. Plan to use facilities and amenities that can help your body feel better.   Links & Resources FibromyalgiaPodcast.com is the digital companion to this audio magazine, where you can find full show notes, links to the studies referenced in this episode, submit your questions for Tami Stackelhouse, and schedule a free consultation with a Fibromyalgia Coach. Get a free copy of Tami’s book, Take Back Your Life: Find Hope and Freedom From Fibromyalgia Symptoms and Pain at FibromyalgiaPodcast.com/books. Evernote:  try a free month of Evernote Premium using this affiliate link TSA Pre✓ Global Entry Oska and Quell devices Travel vacuum bags PillSuite Small travel bottles Blog Post: “Accepting Assistance” by Melissa Swanson of Fibro Warriors ~ Living Life, as published on ProHealth.com Blog Post: “Seven Keys To Savy Traveling With Fibromyalgia”

It’s the battle of the calendars! Margaret swears by her hardcover Book of Meg, but tends to forget a birthday party once in a while. Amy swears by her online systems, until her phone takes the initiative of entering an event in Greenwich Mean Time. Neither system is perfect, but which is better? In this episode, we talk strategies for managing our families’ busy lives- and for handing at least some of that responsibility back to our kids.  For a personalized, hardcover Book of Meg with the exact kind of pages she wants inside, Margaret uses Erin Condren Life Planners. For keeping the two hundred things she needs to remember later in a findable place, Amy uses two apps on her desktop and phone: Evernote and Workflowy. Kimberlee over at The Peaceful Mom has a great how-to post for Evernote newbies here, and Workflowy has an introductory video here. Other takes on this topic we mention in this episode: Michael Grothaus for Fast Company: What Happened When I Ditched My Smartphone for a Paper Planner Ferris Jabr for Scientific American: The Reading Brain in the Digital Age: The Science of Paper versus Screens for handing some organizational responsibilities back to older kids: Smart But Scattered: Teens, by Richard Guare and Peg Dawson Today’s episode is brought to you by Evernote, the app Amy swears by for keeping soccer schedules, flight confirmations, blood types, and what-was-that-place-again at her fingertips and searchable wherever she goes. Evernote Premium lets you search PDF text, so even if you are more of a dumper than a file-er, you’ll always be able to find what you need within seconds. Get a free month of Evernote Premium with our affiliate code: bit.ly/evernotefresh. Have a product or brand you’d like to hear on the podcast? Email us at info (at) whatfreshhellpodcast.com and we’ll send you our (quite reasonable) rates!       Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As you begin the new year, I want you to stay engaged and excited about your goals in 2018 and beyond. And not just for a day, a week, or this month, but for the whole year! The beginning of a new year often brings hope, possibility, and momentum, but some people get distracted and discouraged after a few weeks or months and disown their goals that were meaningful to them at the beginning of the year. As we begin Season 3 of Monday Morning Moments, today's podcast builds on a podcast episode from the end of season 2 and offers 4 specific strategies to accomplish your goals in 2018 and beyond! Episode Outline: In order to successfully achieve your goals in 2018 and beyond, here are 4 keys to making it happen: Develop SMARTER goals - Michael Hyatt’s system for developing the right goals: Specific Measurable Actionable Risky Time-Keyed or Time-Bound Exciting Relevant Keep Your Goals Visible Align Action to Aspirations Celebrate Success If you are interested in going further and desire accountability and a coaching relationship in 2018, email me to discover how we can help you and your team grow as a leader and peak performer in sports, business, and life. You can also check out some of the coaching and leadership development programs on my web site. Also, I have used Evernote as my digital brain for research, notes, and knowledge for years. I also use it for capturing and tracking my goals. Learn more about Evernote Premium...  

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In Episode #261, Eric and Neil discuss how to capture more email addresses at conferences. Tune in to learn the routers that you can bring to conferences that make acquiring new email addresses easier. Eric and Neil also discuss the right and most efficient way to network at these conferences. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today’s topic: How to Capture More Email Addresses at Conferences 00:40 – A startup called Zenreach has a router that allows you to collect emails and it behaves like an automation sequence as well 01:18 – Everybody needs wi-fi, especially in conferences 01:34 – Another way to collect email is to go to the conference’s bar or networking hall and have a chat with people 01:47 – See how you can help people, collect cards, and follow-up 02:02 – If you don’t want to drink, you don’t have to 02:30 – Neil doesn’t really drink at conferences 02:58 – Neil usually gets selfie requests at conferences 03:08 – Evernote Premium can scan a business card and add the email address automatically to your contact form 03:34 – You can also take a picture using the FullContact app, then link it to your Zapier which adds people to LinkedIn automatically 04:02 – Using Zapier with Evernote and FullContact will make your life easier 04:20 – After adding the contacts in your phone, you can add them to your Google Apps as well 04:39 – Make sure you take multiple routers with you to conferences 04:55 – Neil has a good post on networking 05:05 – “Don’t be the guy that hangs around and tries to prolong the conversation” 05:14 – Be efficient with your time 05:18 – Just try to add value 05:31 – That’s it for today’s episode! 3 Key Points: You can collect emails at a conference through online tools and casual conversations. If the conversation is about to die, just say nice to meet you and move on. At the end of the day, It’s all about sharing and adding value. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

In Episode #261, Eric and Neil discuss how to capture more email addresses at conferences. Tune in to learn the routers that you can bring to conferences that make acquiring new email addresses easier. Eric and Neil also discuss the right and most efficient way to network at these conferences. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today's topic: How to Capture More Email Addresses at Conferences 00:40 – A startup called Zenreach has a router that allows you to collect emails and it behaves like an automation sequence as well 01:18 – Everybody needs wi-fi, especially in conferences 01:34 – Another way to collect email is to go to the conference's bar or networking hall and have a chat with people 01:47 – See how you can help people, collect cards, and follow-up 02:02 – If you don't want to drink, you don't have to 02:30 – Neil doesn't really drink at conferences 02:58 – Neil usually gets selfie requests at conferences 03:08 – Evernote Premium can scan a business card and add the email address automatically to your contact form 03:34 – You can also take a picture using the FullContact app, then link it to your Zapier which adds people to LinkedIn automatically 04:02 – Using Zapier with Evernote and FullContact will make your life easier 04:20 – After adding the contacts in your phone, you can add them to your Google Apps as well 04:39 – Make sure you take multiple routers with you to conferences 04:55 – Neil has a good post on networking 05:05 – “Don't be the guy that hangs around and tries to prolong the conversation” 05:14 – Be efficient with your time 05:18 – Just try to add value 05:31 – That's it for today's episode! 3 Key Points: You can collect emails at a conference through online tools and casual conversations. If the conversation is about to die, just say nice to meet you and move on. At the end of the day, It's all about sharing and adding value. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

In this episode I share my thoughts on Evernote.

(Get a FREE month of Evernote Premium HERE) It's possible to be organized and unproductive, but it's impossible to maximize your productivity without organization. Organizing our thoughts and priorities has likely been around since we first began having thoughts and prioritizing them. For the bulk of those years the primary tools where pen and pad. But, over the last 15 years the public has become increasingly reliant on digital means to organize their personal and professional lives. (I can't fathom how I ever remembered to go anywhere before Google Calendar.) While the first "app stores" popped up in the 90's, Apple brought apps front and center in our life with the launch of the iOS App Store in July 2008. And, with the emergence of cross-platform syncing, apps have created infinite opportunities to maximize our productivity. (Of course, our phones are also double-edged swords, creating limitless productivity-sabotaging distractions. Check out this episode where I lay out a few tips to crush those distractions vibrating from your pocket.) If you've followed me at all you know it's no secret that I have an affinity for all things productivity related. So naturally I was all in on the 24/7 access to my entire workflow that apps provided. And, I simply love playing around with new apps. From discovering innovative ways to streamline my workflow to tinkering with new features and playing games, I love everything about them. The reality is though, once the novelty wears off, the majority of the new shiny apps I can't get enough of today will quickly be relegated to the graveyard that is page 2 of my phone's home screen. They may be fun today, but many just don't do the required heavy lifting every day to keep them around. However, every once in a great while a new app enters my life and I quickly forget how I ever lived without it. Dropbox was one of the first such apps for me. (Remember the nightmare of tearing the house apart desperately searching for the floppy disk your term paper was saved on?) Since then I've become equally attached to a few other handy apps, but over the last year Evernote has emerged as an app I can't live without, and has solidified it's position on page one of my phone's home screen. I first found Evernote in 2009, but it wasn't love at first sight. I had just made the switch to a Macbook and I was looking for an alternative to Microsoft's One Note, which didn't offer a Mac version at the time. I used it for a few weeks but it just didn't stick. I re-visited Evernote again my first year in practice to take notes during continuing education courses, but again, it just didn't stick. Then last summer I heard a mentor mention Evernote as their favorite app, so I decided to give it one more shot. I'm glad I did. I'm not certain if the app got that much better over the years, or if I should attribute it to user error, but Evernote has quickly risen to Dropbox-status in my life. Initially I was just looking to takes notes, and while Evernote does that exceedingly well, it's so much more than a note-taking app. Here are six reasons you'll soon be giving Evernote some of that precious page-one real estate on your phone's home screen: 1. Never Forget While I may not have the eidetic memory of Sheldon Cooper, with Evernote I'm able to recall obscure details in an instant. In the last month I've turned to Evernote for my license plate number, a rarely-used account number, and a business idea I had while exercising. Evernote allows you to store and meticulously catalogue your business life, your personal life, and everything in between. And, the best part is all that information is accessible anywhere you have an internet connection. (Premium users have access to offline storage features as well) 2. Picture It This is one of my favorite uses of Evernote, I use it almost everyday. I take a quick shot of something and Evernote immediately saves it as a note. I use this for documents, post-it notes, business cards, prescriptions, house measurements, products I need to purchase, advertisements I want to remember, and even my license plate. I just snap the photo, apply the proper tag, and now that information is immediately at my fingertips across all my devices. 3. Newsletter Forwarding How often have you panicked at the sight of an inbox full of newsletters and just deleted them all? I'm guilty. I signed up for these newsletters on purpose and I want that information, but I also want a tidy inbox. Evernote solves this problem of competing priorities. Evernote issues you a unique email address and any message sent to that address automatically becomes a note. Now, just go through the newsletters you really care about and reroute them to your new Evernote email address. You can also train Evernote's Smart Filing feature to drop the newsletters into the proper notebook. The cherry on top? If you ever start receiving spam to your Evernote email address you can generate a brand new address with the click of a button. (Bonus: use Unroll.Me to unsubscribe from newsletters in bulk. This app will change your life.) 4. Business Cards No more rubber-banded stacks of business cards clogging up your drawers and your life. Evernote makes saving business cards and contact information a cinch. Simply press the button to take a photo in Evernote and hold the camera over the business card. Evernote will automatically take the photo, recognize it as a business card, edit the edges, and import the contact information from the card. A handy feature is the ability to automatically connect with the contact on LinkedIn. You can also make notes about the contact, such as where you meant them or personal details you want to remember. 5. Collaboration Before Evernote I was using a combination of Dropbox and Slack to collaborate on projects with colleagues. Now, Evernote covers it all. Evernote allows you to share notes, notebooks (collection of notes), and stacks (collection of notebooks) with anyone you choose. You can give them as much or as little access and editing ability as you wish, giving everyone on the team instant access to the entire workflow. What puts Evernote over-the-top in the collaboration space is native instant messaging feature ("work chat") that allows users to message individual users, multiples users, or the whole team. 6. Reminders This is one of the most powerful uses of Evernote, but expect a bit of a learning curve to get the hang of the full functionality. You can choose how to receive reminders with in-app notifications, emails, and/or notifications on the app icon. You can also associate reminders with the appropriate note, so there's no extra time spent accessing your work. One of my favorite features is setting reminders by email. Evernote can route the email into the appropriate notebook, title the note, add a reminder, and tags. Simply address a message to your unique Evernote address and add the appropriate language in the subject line. Email Subject: [Title of note] ![optional date for reminder] @[notebook] #[tag] Email Subject: Halloween Party !2016/10/31 @events #parties The best part is Evernote is 100% free forever for the basic features. I'm a full-fledged member of Evernote Nation (my unofficial title) so I have a premium account, but for many people the basic account is all they will ever need. Being the rabid brand evangelists that I am, I'm happy to answer any questions you have in the comments section. Click Here to sign up for Evernote and get a FREE month of Evernote Premium. 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9 Tools I am thankful for this Thanksgiving - 2015Solo show this week.  Let me know if you like these types of episodes by hitting me up on Twitter - @DrewBedard1. Grum.coAutomation for Instagram2. ProductHunt.comThe holy grail of new and useful tech tools3. Quuu.coHandcrafted content for your social media channels.  Connects to Buffer4. Notifier by ContentMarketer.ioNotify the people in your blog post, via twitter, that you mentioned them.  GROW Your authority.5. Canva.comGraphic design for the rest of us.  My go to graphic program for everyday jobs.6. Betterment (Click on this link to get no-fees for 30 days - a penny saved is a penny earned)My chosen robo-investing platform.  Great support, super low fees and more.  Don’t waste another second with just any financial planner.  Take control of your financials future.Honorable mention: Tony Robbins’ book MONEY: Master the Game7. MailChimp.comThe best starter email service provider out there.  Get started for free today.  BUILD YOUR LIST.8. Evernote.com (Click this link to try Evernote Premium for free)My digital brain.  The best note taking service ever invented.9. Fiverr.com (Click on this link for a FREE $5 GIG to try it out)$5 (or a little more) to take some of those cumbersome tasks off your hands.  Check it out.Have a great week!

Episode Show Notes jeffsanders.com/056 Learn More About the Show The 5 AM Miracle Podcast Free Productivity Resources Join The 5 AM Club! Connect on Social Media Facebook Group • Instagram • Twitter • LinkedIn Episode Summary Are you as intimidated by Evernote as I was when I started? In this week's episode of The 5 AM Miracle Podcast I share how to master the basics of Evernote, my favorite tool for capturing ideas and managing all of my projects. Back in 2008 I signed up for Evernote, try to use it for about a week, and then gave up for over three years. When I began using it again, I couldn't believe how amazing it was. There is more to Evernote than meets the eye and that's what I want to share with you today. If you are an Evernote newbie and would like a quick tutorial on how to get started, listen to this week's episode and get ready to take notes! Tip of the Week This week I answer a listener question from Tina about raw vegan marathons. Getting Started as a Raw Vegan [blog post] The 80/10/10 Diet [book by Dr. Douglas Graham] Nutrition and Athletic Performance [book by Dr. Douglas Graham] Resources Mentioned in the Show Evernote [how to remember everything] Evernote Premium [the awesome pro account] 7 Must-Have Notebooks in Evernote [blog post] The Unparalleled Triple Threat of Getting Things Done Podcast [episode #14]

DigitalOutbox Episode 187 DigitalOutbox Episode 187 - Googlefest Playback Listen via iTunes Listen via M4A Listen via MP3 Shownotes 1:09 - Passengers will be able to use gadgets for entire US flights 2:51 - Samsung is pulling another Amazon on Android, but this is even bigger 8:18 - Google upgrades Glass hardware, offering one-time swap for existing users 11:27 - Google launches build-your-own-phone project Ara 13:46 - Google+ Updates 18:36 - Nexus 5 22:14 - Android 4.4 KitKat: Google's simpler, integrated operating system designed for every phone 28:12 - Reports that NSA taps into Google and Yahoo data hubs infuriate tech giants 31:54 - Adobe Breach Impacted At Least 38 Million Users 33:37 - Pirate cull: UK court orders ISPs to block 21 file-sharing sites 35:44 - Dell users: Latitude 6430u laptops 'smell of cat urine' Picks Ian Fantastical 2 for iPhone - Updated for iOS 7 - See calendar and reminders in one place - Natural language input - Great design - £1.99 for launch period Evernote Partners with UK Mobile Carrier O2 - Free 12 months of Evernote Premium for O2 users - I applied it and it extended my current premium subscription

Today's show is about focus...from two very different perspectives. First, we're going to focus on how to use Evernote, and then shift the focus to fitness. Dan's Topic: Evernote Simplified (Part 1) OK so unless this is your first time listening to the podcast, you might know that I'm an Evernote fan. And one of the most requested things I'm asked to talk about is Evernote. So, by popular demand, my topic for this show and next week's will be Evernote!  Read more... Today I want to cover the basics and next week I want to hit some more advanced tips and some use cases. Like most things, it takes a little playing around with Evernote to get the full hang of it, so after this show you can dive right into Evernote if you haven't already, and then you can send in some questions that I can cover on next week's show. Here’s what I’m going to cover today: What is Evernote, Why I like Evernote, some  Evernote Basics, Searching in Evernote, and finally Sharing in Evernote. So let's get started. So what is Evernote? Well, you've heard the saying "an elephant never forgets" right? Evernote is that little square green app you see almost everywhere with the elephant in the middle. Most often you hear of Evernote being described as your "external brain." Evernote makes it easy to remember things big and small from your everyday life using your computer, phone, tablet and the web. With Evernote, you can take in info in tons of ways and it synchronizes it across all your devices so it's there when you need. So..think of Evernote as a synchronized database of all your important information that’s there for you when you need it and how you need it. The Evernote app is free for your desktop and all your devices, and so is the Evernote program on the web itself. You can also upgrade to an Evernote Premium premium account for $5 per month or $45 per year. We've been Premium users for about 4 years now and it is worth every penny. There really is very little difference between the free and paid versions, but we wanted to support the company, and I'll get back to that in a minute. So some of the benefits of a Premium account are increased ability to share, bigger file sizes, some other faster functions that I'll cover later. If you're just a casual user, you'll be fine on a free basic account. But if you're a power user or just want to support the company, you'll want to upgrade to Premium. Why I Like Evernote Ubiquitous Capture… One of the tenets of Getting Things Done, by David Allen. Very simply, ubiquitous capture means capturing all your important thoughts or "things to remember" thoughts in a way that you can recall them when needed. Don’t let them float around in your head, where they will likely be forgotten. Capture it now, before it's gone. I'm not a user of GTD…but ubiquitous capture is a fantastic habit to cultivate…if you're into that sort of thing, like me. Get info into Evernote by… Typing text Recording your voice Dragging in files Email it to your account (even video) Taking pictures Scanning things in Using the web clipper Even use automated ways to get things in. We'll talk about that next week. Evernote strives to be a 100 year company Tech companies and their products come and go Many like to bring a product to market, then sell for the big bucks Evernote plans to be a 100 year company and make a difference in the world. I heard this directly from their CEO, Phil Libin when I was at Evernote in San Francisco at their first ETC…and I believe him. It was a pleasure talking with him and everyone I met at Evernote. There's a great community around the Evernote product line (links in the show notes) The Evernote Life Google+ community The Evernote blog The Evernote Community They even have a podcast in iTunes which I think is hilarious! Security concerns?

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