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This is a simple productivity tip my wife showed me (after expressing disbelief that I was unaware of this approach). I scan many sources for info. Often I do nothing with this information immediately, but I think I will use the sources at a later time. <\/span><\/p>\n


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One challenge is finding tools suited to my personal work flow. Because the share options available seem to vary with tool and platform, I have resorted to emailing everything to my gmail account. This works but with the quantity of mail I process resources can easily get lost if I do use the input immediately. Cindy suggested I just email information resources to Evernote. I knew Evernote allowed email input, but never made the connection. If you can email yourself, you could just as easily email Evernote. The link to show your Evernote email address even allows you to create a contact for the address. Works great!<\/span><\/div>\n
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