In this episode, Stu McLaren (who filled in for my regular cohost Michele Cushatt) and I discuss how to get the most out of Evernote.







Evernote is a cloud-based, information organization app. But you probably knew that, right? The system already boasts over 100 million subscribers. Why? Because it’s the one of the few apps almost no one can outgrow—I find new uses for it all the time. Here are twelve you may not have considered. They’re a little unconventional, but they save me time, trouble, and a lot more.



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In this episode, you’ll discover:





The best way to manage your email list subscriptions.

How to capture and recall small but important details without even typing a note.

The most effective way to archive important emails you receive.

A simple way to organize research and resources for content creation.

How to use Evernote to prepare for meetings.









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You can download a complete, word-for-word transcript of this episode here, courtesy of Ginger Schell, a professional transcriptionist, who does all my transcriptions.



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My favorite part of doing these podcasts is participating in the conversation they provoke. Each week, I ask one question. This week, it is this:







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In this episode we mentioned the following resources:





The App: Get Evernote

List example: My packing list

Blog posts: All my Evernote posts





About Us



Michael Hyatt is the author of the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today bestseller, Platform: Get Noticed in a Noisy World. Recognized by magazines like Forbes and Inc as an important online marketing and leadership expert, he’s also the founder of Platform University and 5 Days to Your Best Year Ever. Read more about him here.



Michele Cushatt is a popular speaker and author. Follow her on Facebook, Twitter, or her blog. She’s a three-time cancer survivor with a powerful, personal story. Listen to it here or read about it in her memoir, Undone: A Story of Making Peace with an Imperfect Life.



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