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GETTING MORE THINGS DONE WITH EVERNOTE

Getting Things Done With Evernote, my new online course, helps you set up a digital productivity system using the principles of GTD/Getting Things Done on the Evernote platform. It’s simple to set up…and it works. Learn more HERE.

LEARN TO USE EVERNOTE AS THE KEY TO YOUR PRODUCTIVITY SYSTEM

“Evernote for Beginners” walks you through how to set up the app and demonstrates all of its functions. I show you my system and how I use it. The course is perfect for the beginner as well as anyone who wants to make sure they are getting the most from the app. Check it out HERE.

LATEST BLOG POSTS

• 5 Books On Leadership
  It is a well-known fact that ‘leaders are readers.” Periodically, I like to share some books you might consider reading if you are interested in improving your leadership skills.
• A Big Evernote Update (Version 10.85.4)
  This has been a very busy week for Evernote as the company rolled out some new additions to increase the value of the app.
• Book Notes: “Burn Book: A Tech Love Story
  In “Burn Book: A Tech Love Story,” technology reporter Kara Swisher shares her insights on Silicon Valley’s luminaries, tracing their evolution from ambitious dreamers to powerful moguls.
• Lessons From A Leader- Phil Jackson
  “In basketball—as in life—true joy comes from being fully present in each and every moment, not just when things are going your way.”
• Should Workers Be Forced To Return To The Office?
  Before Covid, working from home was a rare benefit for employees. But now, some don’t want to return to the office despite their employers’ concerns.
• How To Use A Someday Maybe List
  One key principle of the GTD/Getting Things Done methodology is to maintain a “Someday Maybe” list. This list is a place to store ideas, possible projects, and maybe even the next actions you are not ready to take now. GTD author David Allen has some tips on how to use the list.