For those that are slowly losing their mind and need a place to put it, I found a free service that works so good I'm adding it to HadIt.com check it out on our home page at the top it's called Evernote http://www.hadit.com I hope you find it as useful as I do. If you want to sign up for a free account you can do it here https://www.evernote.com/Registration.action?code=HadI8070
I will be redesigning all the pages on HadIt.com to include an Evernote button so that if you want to clip that article to your Evernote Book it will be a very easy process.
I have memory problems and since I have discovered this and started using it it has really helped me keep everything I think of. You can type the note, handwrite the note if you have the equipment, you can record the note, or take a picture. Then Evernote goes to work on the notes so that they then become searchable, I have an IPhone and yes they have an app for that. So when I do go to the Doctor I can just record the appointment with the Doctor's permission and then I don't have to worry about writing notes or forgetting what the Doctor said.
From there site I saw an ad for a LiveScribe Echo smartpen which is just to fantastic to believe and I got me one of those. Now armed with my Mac, IPhone, IPad, LiveScribe Echo Smartpen I am retaining more and what I am not retaining is easy enough to retrieve the information from Evernote.
Time Dedicated to HadIt.com Veterans and my brothers and sisters: 65,700 - 109,500 Hours Over Thirty Years
I am writing my memoirs and would love it if you could help a shipmate out and look at it.
I've had a few challenges, perhaps the same as you. I relate them here to demonstrate that we can learn, overcome, and find purpose in life.
The stories can be harrowing to read; they were challenging to live. Remember that each story taught me something I would need once I found my purpose, and my purpose was and is HadIt.com Veterans.
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For those that are slowly losing their mind and need a place to put it, I found a free service that works so good I'm adding it to HadIt.com check it out on our home page at the top it's called Evernote http://www.hadit.com I hope you find it as useful as I do. If you want to sign up for a free account you can do it here https://www.evernote.com/Registration.action?code=HadI8070
I will be doing a training webinar on this application and I have also invited someone from the company to come on to the SVR show, we are working that out now. Read Dan Patrick's story on how Evernote helps him with his Traumatic Brain Injury TBI
I will be redesigning all the pages on HadIt.com to include an Evernote button so that if you want to clip that article to your Evernote Book it will be a very easy process.
I have memory problems and since I have discovered this and started using it it has really helped me keep everything I think of. You can type the note, handwrite the note if you have the equipment, you can record the note, or take a picture. Then Evernote goes to work on the notes so that they then become searchable, I have an IPhone and yes they have an app for that. So when I do go to the Doctor I can just record the appointment with the Doctor's permission and then I don't have to worry about writing notes or forgetting what the Doctor said.
From there site I saw an ad for a LiveScribe Echo smartpen which is just to fantastic to believe and I got me one of those. Now armed with my Mac, IPhone, IPad, LiveScribe Echo Smartpen I am retaining more and what I am not retaining is easy enough to retrieve the information from Evernote.
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I am writing my memoirs and would love it if you could help a shipmate out and look at it.
I've had a few challenges, perhaps the same as you. I relate them here to demonstrate that we can learn, overcome, and find purpose in life.
The stories can be harrowing to read; they were challenging to live. Remember that each story taught me something I would need once I found my purpose, and my purpose was and is HadIt.com Veterans.
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