Notes, Notebooks!

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I want to introduce you to one of my favorite productivity tools, Evernote™ is the place that I mostly manage my notes but it has tons of other bells and whistles.

The basic concept of Evernote™ is an easy to use organized way of keeping notes. You can organize them individually within a notebook and then share them and/or the entire notebook. I especially like that I can access Evernote™ on or offline so I don’t have to have an internet connection to use it, which is great when traveling. It does require you to download the software to your device, laptop or desktop and they all sync up – obviously when you’re working offline it won’t sync until you do get online.

Now for the bells….The collaboration tools are fantastic especially for managing projects when team members are in multiple locations, in the premium version there’s a work chat option so you can talk with the team real time and immediately. Within a note tasks can be created with checkboxes to keep track of those that have been completed, notes can also have reminders set. Since there is the mobile application available, pictures can easily be taken and uploaded to a specific note. You can tag each of your notes with specific words that will allow you to quickly find related notes associated with those tags. You can share any note via social networks or via email, best of all you can turn any note into a presentation format with the click of an icon.

And the whistles……You can add a voice recording to any note, yes while you’re in your car and need to dictate something you can record it and then simply attach it to a note for your assistant or yourself to listen to. You can add a webcam note! No I’m not kidding you can video yourself and add that to any note. Screenshots and ink notes can also be added to any note, these are very useful when you’re using web clippings. You can use the Atlas function to document when you took the note where your calendar said you were.

This is just touching the tip of what Evernote™ does for your productivity and ability to stay organized and manage projects more effectively. Share how you use Evernote™

Bibi Goldstein

Bibi Goldstein is the founder and CEO of Buying Time, LLC - a Virtual Administrative Support Solution for entrepreneurs. She is a time management and systems expert, speaker, author and works with many entrepreneurs to automate and systemize their businesses in order to maximize their time.

In addition to helping businesses with expert implementation and virtual administration work, She's also a regular speaker and workshop facilitator. Through fun, informative sessions, she helps business owners learn how to let go of all the day-to-day tasks that either don’t suit them or waste their time. They are suddenly free to work “on” their businesses, not “in” their businesses. Once they begin working this way, many experience significant growth in revenues as well as improved company morale.

She is an active member of her business community in the South Bay. Currently Bibi is the chair for 2 local non-profits major fundraising events, the SBBWA's South Bay Women's Conference and and Walk With Sally's White Light White Night event, and also serves as a board member for the Manhattan Beach and Redondo Beach Chambers of Commerce

Bibi has strong lifelong ties to the South Bay community, she lives in Redondo Beach with her husband Mark and has a daughter Julie who is a hairstylist and a local entrepreneur.  

http://www.buyingtimellc.com
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