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Evernote: How to Master Evernote in 1 Hour & Getting Things Done Without Forgetting
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Publisher's Summary
This is the guidebook for the practical application of Evernote into every corner of your life. Whether you are
- A student struggling with reams of lecture notes, references, and recordings of talks
- A journalist who needs to compile ideas, log interviews, and communicate on the move
- A busy individual who wants to keep and share photos, store business cards and notes
My easy-to-follow guide will enable you to make better decisions about how to organize your life in the electronic world.
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- maus
- Boulder, CO, United States
- 01-14-14
Reads like a Phonebook!!! Don't wast your time…
Has Evernote: How to Master Evernote in 1 Hour & Getting Things Done Without Forgetting turned you off from other books in this genre?
Yes… Thank gods I can return it!
Would you be willing to try another one of Kirk Hanley’s performances?
No!
Any additional comments?
This is not a book… after the first 20 min of mind numbing key word stuffing... They literally read a list of hotkeys…
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
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- RJ Mac
- Rochester, MN, United States
- 12-13-13
Don't Waste Your Time or Money on This Title
Two main topics: GTD and Evernote, are completely explained for free from various websites and the Evernote site with respect to Evernote software. You don't need to spend money having this guy explain it to you in less than an hour when you can get all of it for free with about 2 minutes of querying Google on these topics.
6 of 7 people found this review helpful
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- Dee Dee
- 10-02-19
Helpful
The narrator was very good. The shortcuts were a little hard to follow by just listening, but I'm glad it comes in this form. Now he needs a form we can read ourselves to see the shortcuts.
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- Siobhan Joseph
- 04-16-16
Good Supplementary Resource
A good resource to use in conjunction with GTD's Evernote setup guide. I wouldn't recommend as a stand alone, especially if implementing the GTD system.
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- Andrew
- 01-05-18
It good - It’s someone reading from Evernote’s help section
I thought I would hear something to help me implement GTD within Evernote. This wasn’t the case. First section advised me to read GTD and the rest of it seemed like the guy was reading a user manual from Evernote.
VERY POOR
If you want to listen to a guide on audible then fair enough, but it doesn’t do what it says on the tin.
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- Paul S
- 01-02-18
Utter rubbish
Did not give one good tip on implementing GTD methodology via Evernote. Complete waste of time and money (or a credit)
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- Joe Accurso
- 05-20-15
Terrible
The most uninspiring audio book I have ever heard. A bit of enthusiasm about the fabulous tool that Evernote is would not have gone astray!