Over the last month I have started using Evernote as my second brain. It’s a great tool to capture and store, well absolutely everything! Rather than me describing what Evernote does, why note hear it directly from from Evernote CEO, Phil Libin.
Erik Schonfeld over at Techcrunch has a written a great review on Evernote -‘Extend Your Brain With Evernote’ which is worth reading, however the best way to see what evernote it to try it out. After trying out Google Notes and Microsoft Onenote in the past I have to say Evernote is definitely my preference, due to its ability to index photos as well standard text.
What is evernote?
Evernote allows you to easily capture information in any environment using whatever device or platform you find most convenient, and makes this information accessible and searchable at any time, from anywhere.
What’s the point of Evernote?
We are all constantly bombarded by information, much more than our brains can handle. So, we end up forgetting all sorts of things.
With Evernote, you can start capturing all of those experiences, ideas, and memories, from both your real and digital life that would otherwise slip away.
Evernote also allows you to share your notes – if you want to see my shared notes you can check out them out here.