All of my blog content, project and article ideas, and research were suddenly in one place in a searchable database format. Every post I wrote was tagged and categorized, each blog of mine had a separate notebook, and slowly but surely… I was suddenly organized. It seemed pretty interesting, but I didn’t see it’s true value until I started writing all my blog content with it. The night I dowloaded it, I spent a couple hours experimenting with creating different folders, tags, and notebooks. Long story short, Evernote was what I was looking for all along but didn’t even know it. I wasn’t expecting to find a way to organize all my business at that point, but I wanted it and Evernote seemed as if it might be an option. I love technology – especially technology that helps me build my business – so the main reason for downloading it was to play with a neat piece of tech which might be able to help. Finally, in late 2011, I discovered Evernote I need to have a very clear picture of what’s going on at all times or I simply stress out from worrying that I’m forgetting something. The feeling of disorganization was intense, and that’s not a feeling I like very much. It eventually got to the point where I had too many websites and online businesses going at once, and keeping folders of notes on my computer for each little project of mine was starting to get unwieldy. Yeah, it’s hard for me to turn off the part of my brain that is always telling me to “create more!” and it was somewhat manageable up until a few years ago. I’m so hardcore as a matter of fact, that my dreams at night are usually based around my current businesses or business I want to start in the future. Like most any other entrepreneur you’d run across, I’ve always got a lot of ideas swimming around in my head.

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