May 17 • 34M

Me And My Evernote With Ray Sidney-Smith

 
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Jon Tromans
An Evernote & productivity podcast for everyone. Interviews with Evernote experts and enthusiasts who'll share their tips, tricks, and secrets. I'll also be talking to Drs, scientists and a few productivity gurus with the goal of helping us all become just a little more productive. Subscribe & join the community.
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Quick note: This episode was recorded before Evernote announced the new pricing & Ai features which is why we don’t mention them.

Welcome to another episode of the Triple ‘T’ Productivity podcast! In today's show, I had the pleasure of speaking with Ray Sidney-Smith, an Evernote Certified Expert and the President of W3 Consulting. Ray is a true productivity guru, the kind of person we all aspire to be.

During our conversation, we delve into the world of Evernote and discuss various productivity strategies. Ray amazes us by revealing that he has read over 400 books on time management. Ray also shares his secret procrastination technique, which turns out to be surprisingly productive. I also share my own embarrassing procrastination habit!

If you're looking to enhance your Evernote skills and boost your productivity, this episode is for you. By the end of it, I guarantee you'll feel motivated and ready to tackle your tasks with newfound efficiency.

Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for more episodes like this one.

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