As promised, I am sharing my favorite high tech digital journal gear that I use most often. The reasons I use them are that they all sync with my computer, iPhone or iPad, and I can make little notes along the way; when and wherever the #inspiration occurs. Quite often, that inspiration comes in a single word that I later expand upon after meditation, research, or just plain rolling it around in my brain. This week's picture is my favorite mind mapping program Simple Minds+. What you see is an actual project that flew from my finger tips over the course of a long weekend, and nowhere near my laptop. One thought leads to topics, and then the words lead to lists. All was transfered off my iPad, to my desktop and then into a Word Document, where polish and shine was effortless.
I also use iDo Notepad (Diary/Journal). My favorite feature here is ease of search and see many notes at once. I email myself and others. I enjoy adding different fonts and colors to these notes, which often takes my thoughts on a different path. I can also make the font bigger while working on it and reading it if I need to. Sometimes my eyes are tired and need a little help! I can also do this in the dark, without disturbing my husband. I like to journal the last thoughts of the day.
I have recently discovered the Evernote family. Each time I use it I learn something new. That in itself makes me warm and fuzzy! There is a lot of information available in getting the most out of these applications available on the internet. We used it at work this week to document, photograph and email/include team members. I can see great potential in my future #listology (my term for part of planning process as well as progress), #JournalCoach client files, and my blogging production in general. There are many times when the creativity flows, in many forms. The process of using the creativity to #LeaveALegacy comes with shaping the ideas into something of value. To myself, and to you. What high tech digital gear you use is a process that helps you accomplish what you set out to do with your legacy. Next week I am writing about a #LiteraryLegacy.
Thank you for continuing to read my blog posts every week. I hope they inspire you to create, write, use your time in a way that makes a difference some how, to someone. We never know who that someone might be. Click on the RSS feed button to get this weekly post. I promise not to spam or use you in any other way.
I also use iDo Notepad (Diary/Journal). My favorite feature here is ease of search and see many notes at once. I email myself and others. I enjoy adding different fonts and colors to these notes, which often takes my thoughts on a different path. I can also make the font bigger while working on it and reading it if I need to. Sometimes my eyes are tired and need a little help! I can also do this in the dark, without disturbing my husband. I like to journal the last thoughts of the day.
I have recently discovered the Evernote family. Each time I use it I learn something new. That in itself makes me warm and fuzzy! There is a lot of information available in getting the most out of these applications available on the internet. We used it at work this week to document, photograph and email/include team members. I can see great potential in my future #listology (my term for part of planning process as well as progress), #JournalCoach client files, and my blogging production in general. There are many times when the creativity flows, in many forms. The process of using the creativity to #LeaveALegacy comes with shaping the ideas into something of value. To myself, and to you. What high tech digital gear you use is a process that helps you accomplish what you set out to do with your legacy. Next week I am writing about a #LiteraryLegacy.
Thank you for continuing to read my blog posts every week. I hope they inspire you to create, write, use your time in a way that makes a difference some how, to someone. We never know who that someone might be. Click on the RSS feed button to get this weekly post. I promise not to spam or use you in any other way.
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