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Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1500527378
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Publisher: Oldtown Publishing (July 5, 2014)
Publication Date: July 5, 2014
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Language: English
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I started using EVERNOTE about six months ago. Since then it has proven to be a valuvale app that I have been using every day to capture notes on the run, organize files, and of lately, to outline current and future novel projects. BUT, although I was aware of some of the cool functions of the app, until I purchased this book the other day I hadn’t taken the time to really "dive into" what it is really capable of. MASTER EVERNOTE shows you all you need to know, and then some.I’ve read most of S.J. Scott’s stuff and, MASTER EVERNOTE is what you would expect from his books: a concise, well-written and informative book that provides value to the reader while adding a level of high quality to everyday living. MASTER EVERNOTE is another book highly recommended that provides the ins and outs of one of the most powerful apps in the market today.MASTER EVERNOTE works well for several reasons. Whether you are a novice to the “paperless lifestyle†of have been using EVERNOTE for awhile, their is enough info here for everybody. Because I’m a novice and still learning the ropes, I had more gain from it than some of the other more advanced users. Steve Scott takes you through the various functions of the app, from making simple notes to organizing notebooks to creating stacks. If you have various projects on the go [as many people do that requires several steps to complete, EVERNOTE as we learn is just the place to get everything organized. It is basically a central hub for all the “stuff†in your life to gather and get organized. From simple ideas to PDF documents, audio to photos, it can all be amassed into one central location for easy access no matter where you may be on the planet. It doesn’t get any better than that. As a "notebook" addict I have been writing things down for years, and with stacks of notebooks lying around the house, it is easy to "forget" where you wrote down that greta idea you had while on vacation at the beach last summer. By implementing the ideas found in this book and making EVERNOTE a daily habit, I have eliminated the addictive need to keep massive amounts of notes hidden everywhere.INTEGRATING THE GTD SYSTEM [MY FAVORITE PART OF THIS BOOK!]I have been implementing DAVID ALLENS’S GTD [Getting Things Done] system for the last two years and absolutely love his system for organizing everything in your life to reduce stress and boost personal productivity. My favourite part o this book is how it shows us to integrate the two using the EVERNOTE platform. By doing this, you now have a complete “paperless†system to gather, analyze, and take action on anything that comes into your life. This is definitely the highlights of the book.To wrap things up the author gives us 75 ways to use EVERNOTE for many o the daily actions in our lives. By creating habits to take notes, make notebooks, add tags, or using the audio feature you can do everything from novel planning to organizing your next vacation in Fiji. And all without having to usue a single piece of paper, which saves time, space and money.Scott Allan
Before I start, I just want to mention that I received a complimentary copy of this book. However, if I would not have liked this book, I would have said so.With that out of the way, here are my thoughts:I started using Evernote seriously a few few months ago, and I found this book extremely helpful.This book is broken down into three sections:1. How to use Evernote (even if you've never used it before)2. Advanced Evernote strategies (I loved these)3. How to use Evernote to organize your lifeI was happy to discover that the author likes using tags as much as I do. Now, this doesn't discount notebooks, but I've found them a bit tedious. I find tags faster when I'm trying to find something. But this also assumes that you have a solid tagging system in place. That comes with trial and error.If I'd had this book when I started using Evernote, it would've saved me days. I spent hours browsing the internet trying to find someone who used Evernote in a way that made sense to me.I knew I wanted to use Evernote. I saw the value in it. But I didn't know how exactly to do it. And this problem kept me from using Evernote for years, until I decided to sit down and learn what it was all about.So what did I find most useful in this book?1. Using tagging more effectively, and planning my tags so that I can actually remember them when it comes time to find what I'm looking for. (This is critical when your Evernote "filing cabinet" grows).2. Using the search function better by knowing what commands work for what. I already knew quite a few of these, but I found a few more that I didn't know about, such as: Putting a * after a search. This is especially effective if I've forgotten if a tag of mine had multiple words or not. For example, if I have a tag on "being yourself" I could type in "tag:being*" and I'd get any and all tags with the word being in them.3. Sending emails to my Evernote account and have them turn up with specific tags and in a specific notebook. I knew I could send email to Evernote, but I had never bothered to read up on how to save time by getting the tags done during the actual act of sending the email.4. How to scan real life documents into Evernote. I didn't know there was an app that could do this, so that's a bonus. But now I know how to not only scan documents with my phone, but how to throw them into Evernote.5. IFTTT (If This, Then That). A better description is in the book, but this basically allows you to automate tasks. For example, I could set it up so that each time I get an Amazon receipt to my email, it gets sent to Evernote. Or each time I star an email, it gets sent to Evernote.The above points are a taste of what I found useful in the Evernote section. In the last third of the book, the author goes into detail on how to use Evernote to organize your life. He shares 75 ideas on getting started with Evernote.Here are a few of my favorite ideas:1. Go Paperless. I'm a stickler for having things organized. I like to have my receipts, bills and other papers in a folder. But Evernote makes this even easier. It not only saves space, but it makes finding things faster. If I need to find a specific receipt from last year, I can do so within a minute with Evernote.2. Scan Notes. I sometimes take notes in a real notebook. I now either take a picture of the notes with my phone, or scan them with my phone. Then I send the notes to Evernote. Evernote automatically makes my notes searchable, which again saves oodles of time. I don't know if this was in the book, but some part of it was... I think.3. Process Checklists. This is simply a checklist for doing something, just like a pilot goes through a checklist before taking off. I use this for writing blog posts, books, creating courses, and technical stuff I tend to forget.4. Organize Research. I love this idea. Evernote has made it so much easier for me to organize what I learn. I used to save bookmarks, notes on my computer, and things in real notebooks. It was a mess, and I never went back and used anything. Things are different now though.5. Save Book Highlights. I'm an avid reader. But I never used to take notes or highlight passages in books. Now I do, especially when I read Kindle books. When I'm done with a book, all I have to do is copy and paste my Kindle highlights into Evernote. I can then access them within minutes for when I need to reference something, or review what I learned.6. Create a Spiritual Guide. You can use Evernote to collect inspiration messages, and I do this with quotes. Whenever I find a quote I like, I throw it into Evernote, and tag it as 'quotes' plus another tag, such as 'happiness' or 'hardship'. Then if I want a quote on happiness, I just search for "tag:quotes tag:happiness".I'll stop there. I think you get my point. I found plenty of value in this book. I didn't find the first section as useful because I was already familiar with Evernote, but the rest was great.I always think a book is worth its salt if I get one or two things from it that I can use. And in this book I got more than that.Now, don't worry if my review comes off as overly technical. I'm simply sharing what I found useful. Remember, I've been at this for a few months. The beginning of the book helps beginners get started, so you're led step-by-step to the more "advanced" stuff.Although I don't think it is too advanced. Once you see how things work, and once things click, you'll wonder how you ever lived without Evernote.(You'll have to excuse me if this review wasn't well structured. I wrote down notes and thoughts as I read the book, and this is what came out. I hope you found it useful).
This book is essentially for the Ipad, Apple OS and PC operating environment. Most items covered can be done on an Android system, but not with the smoothness of the prior mentioned systems. All of the add-on apps with the exception of the Web Clipper are not designed, and will not operate on an andrioid system, so they are in essence- useless for android users. I will give credit that the book does offer a lot of info and some how-to's, just for android. If you own any of three other system -go for it.
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