Master Evernote

The Unofficial Guide to Organizing Your Life with Evernote, Plus 75 Ideas for Getting Started

De: S.J. Scott

Narrado por: Greg Zarcone

Learn how a simple app can organize your life and help you start getting things done.

Are you struggling with being organized? Do you have too much to do? Tired of forgetting important ideas or reminders? The truth is we're surrounded by so much "noise" (ideas, TV, social media, and advertising) that it's hard to slow down and keep track of the truly important things. One way to fix this problem? The Evernote app.

Evernote: the solution to "life clutter".

Once upon a time, you needed a complex filing cabinet system and great organizational skills to keep up with all your "life clutter". And often, you had to maintain a series of notebooks to remember important facts, thoughts, and random pieces of information. With Evernote, those days are now in the past. What you get with this tool is the perfect idea capture mechanism and a place to store every important thought, document, or future plan. You'll learn how to do all these things in the audiobook Master Evernote: The Unofficial Guide to Organizing Your Life with Evernote.

In this audiobook, you'll discover how to make Evernote an essential part of your everyday life. Not only will you learn the basics of this tool, you'll also get a framework to develop the "Evernote Habit" for organizing your daily activities. Not only will you learn the basics, you'll also discover a wide range of advanced tools and tactics. Plus you'll get 75 ideas for getting started with Evernote. You will learn:

• Four Reasons to Use Evernote
• Basic Features Like: Notes, Notebooks, Stacks, and Tags
• Five Steps for Organizing Your Life with Notebooks
• Tagging: Why Is It Important and Seven Best Practices
• Advanced Tools Including OCR, Automated Email Deliver, IFTTT Recipes, and Web Clipper
• Why "Evernote Search" is the Secret to Simple Organization

Download the accompanying reference guide.©2014 S.J. Scott (P)2014 S.J. Scott

Very good short, concise, and actionable steps

The easy to follow steps are great. This book did not give a measly overview but an in depth look into how to use Evernote which was most important to me. This book is something I can refer to and use immediately. I listened to it via audible. Great teacher. I'm now a new fan of S.J. Scott.

great book!

this was very helpful, I am very excited to get more organized and declutter my life.

Another good read

Where does Master Evernote rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Very specific subject but very helpful

What other book might you compare Master Evernote to and why?

Getting Things Done. A self help, get productive and organized type book

What about Greg Zarcone’s performance did you like?

Easy to listen to

What’s an idea from the book that you will remember?

There were many

Any additional comments?

Love all of his books. Listen to them all several times and always pick up something new

Excellent book on Evernote. I highly recommend it

I was already an Evernote user when I picked up this book. I thought I knew most of what I needed to know but I am amazed at how much I learned. I bought both the Kindle and Audible versions. The explanations are simple, easy to use right away.
This book helped me increase my productivity tremendously.
I recommend it to everyone interested in putting order in his/her life. I bought it as a gift for my sister and will buy it for my daughter so she can learn good organizing habits at an early age

Not worth it if you're already using Evernote

Is there anything you would change about this book?

The book spent way too much time covering the basics of Evernote. It felt like a collection of blog posts.

I was hoping for expert advice on using Evernote based on extensive first hand experience. There was some of that, but not enough to justify putting "master" in the title.

Would you recommend Master Evernote to your friends? Why or why not?

No. If you're generally familiar with Evernote already or you've used other apps like Gmail that use tags/labels, more than half of the content in this book is going to be wasted on you. People who are totally new to Evernote and need a guided tour through things like the "New Note" button, then this could be useful.

Have you listened to any of Greg Zarcone’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No.

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

No.

Any additional comments?

The sections on using Evernote for Getting Things Done (GTD) were useful. I would have preferred much more on that topic.

Get Started With This Book

Loved this book! Got it with Kindle edition and read as I listened. I took his content and set Evernote up the right way! Book is a great guide and investment.

Don't put it off!

Master Evrtnoye and your life will never be the same again! It will be organised and paperless with this amazing book and the many helpful life-hacks contained within its pages!

Does what it says on the cover

Handy tips about what you can do with Evernote.It goes over the basics and helps you to integrate other tools to get the most out of Evernote.

Useful and practical

I'm anxious to try the recommendations. I'm finding Evernote ever more useful. I was using some recommendations instinctively.

Very dense overview of the reason on Evernotes

What did you love best about Master Evernote?

This is a 'quick' how to understand the concepts and different ways to use Evernote. It goes very quickly into the specifics of how to use each part of the program, that fundamentally works like most programs these days (copy, filter/search, click on the icons....). What this couple hour book excels in is running through a quick list of ideas of how to use Evernote to organize your world. Almost a brainstorm with a little flushing out of the many ways the program/system can be used to be more effective.

What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)

I appreciate that it spends a fair amount of time referencing and integrating the concepts of Getting Things Done (GTD) by David Allen with this set of tools.