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Evernote Scan A Document To Evernote Using The Mobile App Scanning a document to Evernote using the mobile app is a quick and easy process. To begin, first make sure that you have the most recent version of the Evernote app installed on your device. Once this is done, launch the app and sign in…
Notion How To Build A Personal Wiki Building a personal wiki in Notion is a great way to organize and store all of your important information in one place. The first step to creating a personal wiki is to create an account on the Notion website. Once you have created your account and logged in,…
I’ve been searching for a solution to taking great notes on Youtube for a while now. I learn more from Youtube than any other platform, but I was always frustrated with how hard it was to take proper notes on a video. In the past, I would have to simply open up an evernote in…
I just discovered an awesome feature buried in the Evernote “Keyboard Shortcuts” It’s called “Switch to” an it helps you find notes, notebooks, tags, and more incredibly fast, in a way that’s similar to Spotlight on Mac OS or Alfred. To use it, just hit cmd + J anywhere in Evernote.
I recently downloaded fantastical, an amazing calendar management app. For some reason, even though over the past couple years I have experimented with a bunch of productivity apps and found dozens of ways to speed up my creative output, I thought that Google Calendar was sufficient for my calendar needs. Boy, was I wrong. Fantastical…
Popclip is a handy mac app that can boost your productivity. This is my popclip review. You can get popclip here.
I just found out that there’s a great keyboard shortcut in evernote to insert the current date into your note at your cursor. The Shortcut: Shift + Cmd + D See The Evernote Insert Current Date Keyboard Shortcut In Action:
I just discovered how to take any clipboard content and directly paste it into a new Evernote note: The evernote help documentation refers to this as “Paste To Evernote” On Mac: ^ + ⌘ + V Wow – what a massive time saver! You don’t even have to open Evernote. Enjoy, “The Nomad” Brad PS…
These apps saved me probably HUNDREDS of hours last year, and after a lifetime of undiagnosed ADHD, finally helped me have some semblance of organization. PS I use a mac and iphone, so these apps are mostly mac and ios only. Sorry for my windows and Linux users! Enjoy! Things – To Do List Manager…