Evernote for Gmail is Here
Evernote for Gmail • web • mobile (iOS and Android) For the note-sharing enthusiasts, I’m positive the new Evernote for Gmail add-on is a sweet melody to your ears. This new add-on should make saving and sharing notes more efficient. I’ll post an initial and a 30-day review accordingly but for now, here are the basics. The Evernote for Gmail add-on allows user to save important emails to Evernote, and easily share notes via email—all from one place. Evernote for Gmail is available on the web, iOS, and Android. Evernote.com Overview Video Try Evernote for Gmail See the initial instructions below to get started. Full instructions can be found in…
3 Additional Free Resources from Grammarly
In addition to the powerful browser extension for editing, Grammarly also has three additional free resources that should be in your bookmarks, especially if you are a new writer look to develop your skills. To read about the actual Grammarly browser extension and features offered, check out my initial review. With that, here are the three additional resources: The Handbook. Use their simple guide to English basics whenever you’re in doubt of the basics. The guide covers grammar, punctuation, mechanics, technique, and style. The Grammar Check webpage. Perfect for the times you are not working on your own personal computer or cannot install Grammarly. Go to the webpage version and…
Review: Grammarly, checks for common and advanced writing issues
Free • Premium • MacOS • Windows MS • Android This is an initial review (or a notes page) on the app. A separate post will discuss premium features and additional resources provided by Grammarly. INFORMAL SUMMARY Grammarly is a grammar and spell check product meant for everyday writing. The AI-app reviews the text provided for hundreds of common and advance writing issues and can even personalize the corrections based on content type. REVIEW Grammarly is the writing assistant you wish to have that checks your work and explains the suggested changes. Almost two years ago, I added the Grammarly extension to my browser and haven’t looked back since. I…
Free to Focus by Michael Hyatt
Audiobook • eBook • Printed • Library Catalog This is a notes pages complied of my personal thoughts from the book and quoted material. Effort has been made to give proper credit to the author. Informal Summary Free to Focus takes you from defensive to offense with your tasks and commitments at the office. Further, it makes a strong case why unplugging from work is important and should be intentional. The system is comprised from Michael Hyatt’s years of corporate and entrepreneurial experience.
One Small Goal to Restart
Over the past four-five months, I’ve felt unsuccessful with my health goals. I gave up on my running and exercising goal (surprise) and apparently, it’s been weighing on me unconsciously. To get out my slump, I tried to replace the abandoned goal. However, I kept listing bigger goals, goals I should do, and bucket-list goals. The result? No goal was pursued and I remained frozen. This is the first lie that perfectionism tells you about goals: Quit if it isn’t perfect. ― Jon Acuff, Finish While pondering my dilemma for a few weeks, I kept noticing and trying to maintain the little streak counter on my Headspace app. The app…
