[H]appy New Year everyone. By the time this post goes online I should be on the road on the final leg of our drive home from our awesome vacation1 and the new year has come, whether we want it to or not. The new year is a time when many people make one or more…
[S]ince today is Christmas Day, I am taking the day off to be with my family. I didn’t write a new Going Paperless post this week, but since we’ve reached the end of the year, I thought I’d share the list of the top 10 Going Paperless posts for 2012. I started writing these posts…
[E]very now and then, a reader suggests a topic for these posts and when it is a good idea and makes sense, I try to comply. You can thank Amy Durfey Vander Vorste for the suggestion for this week’s post, which, as it sounds, list some ways that I use Skitch with Evernote1. For those who don’t know,…
[I] spend a lot of time in these tips demonstrating tips and tricks for going paperless, and how it saves me time. One of the side-effects of being paperless, of course, is not having to carry around any paper. This lightens the load quite a bit–at least it did for me. Without paper, I recently…
[I] will be on vacation for the second half of the month but I just wanted to make folks aware that, with one exception, the Going Paperless tip posts will continue uninterrupted. I decided to skip the post for Christmas Day, figuring folks would have other things to do. With that in mind, here is…
[O]n Monday, I posted about my new ThinkGeek Bag of Holding and how it contains my entire mobile paperless office within its TARDIS-like interior. There was one crucial item missing at the time. Indeed, I received the item the very evening I made the post and it has since been added to my Bag of…
[L]ast month Evernote released version 5 for the Macintosh desktop clients. It was a fairly extensive release packed with all kinds of cool new features. Now that I’ve had some time to use it and get to know it, I’ve got a few tips to share how it can help you go paperless and be…
[E]very since I started on my journey to go paperless, I have found that I can carry less and less around with me and still be just as productive. One consequence is that, while I used a rather large backpack to lug things to and from where I was going, I made less and less…
[R]ecently I was chatting with Evernote’s Fitness Ambassador about how I capture some of my activity and fitness information in Evernote. It occurred to me that this may be a popular topic, especially since I do it without paper. Moreover, I’ve managed to automate some of the process, making it easy to get the data…
[W]ith the new year only about a month-and-a-half away, people are beginning to think about the resolutions they are going to make. Along with the more obvious resolutions, like eating healthier or getting back to the gym, there may be some people out there thinking about taking advantage of the new year to go paperless.…
[U]sually when someone speaks about the benefits of going paperless, they talk about reducing clutter, better organization, and the ability to find what you are looking for from anywhere. Those are powerful reasons for going paperless and I’ve discussed many of them in these tips. But there is another reason for going paperless, one that…
[L]ast week, I got to visit Evernote‘s headquarters in Redwood City, California. Evernote brought all of its ambassadors out for a kind of training/meetup and it was a unique experience. As I mentioned last week, it was a whirlwind trip for me. I got on a plane to San Francisco at noon on Thursday, and…