Evernote: How to Master Evernote in 1 Hour & Getting Things Done Without Forgetting (An Essential Underground Guide to GTD in 7 Days Revealed! )
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2.3 • 9 Ratings
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- $5.99
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
How To Master Evernote in 1 Hour & Getting Things Done Without Forgetting is a 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 "Evernote is your new, virtual filing cabinet." What's included in Master Evernote in 1 Hour?-Evernote Quick set tricks and tips, Evernote tweaks and mods, Evernote clipping and searching, Evernote mobile and bonus tips and an Evernote cheat sheet . In addition, this book also help you to become more productive by using Evernote® and implementing best practices tied to the wildly popular Getting Things Done® (GTD®) methodology developed by The David Allen Company. My easy-to-follow guide will enable you to make better decisions about how to organize your life in the electronic world.
Customer Reviews
Worthy subject, very shallow content
I was disappointed by the shallow nature of the content. The book provides a high level glimpse of the GTD methology and the same view of Evernote. There is very little substance. What this book provides is an indication that there may be something to this strategy. Unfortunately, you will need to buy a more comprehensive book to provide you with any substance relative to execution. Did I mention that it’s shallow and lacks substance?
Overstated content, poorly written, not worth it
Cleary you cannot judge a ebook (tablet at best) by its cover. Clearly overstated and not worth the price of admission.
Poorly written
Poorly written in broken english. A very difficult read. Had to re-read sentences to get the gist because of missing words and punctuation. Not worth the price.
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