Upcoming ebook, Evernote for Real Estate

Since I first entered real estate in 2008 I have been searching and experimenting with productivity systems to help me stay organized and to streamline processes. After dozens of trials and failures I believe I have finally found the system that works best for me.

Mastering Evernote

I first signed up for Evernote back in 2008. After playing with it for a few days I then moved on to other things. Evernote was a cool tool for note-taking, but I did not see how I was going to make it work for my real estate career.

Several years later, while still searching for the organization solution for my real estate business and while blogging at The Productive Dad, I ran across an ebook by Daniel Gold on Evernote and GTD (Getting Things Done… and that is an affiliate link). While I am not a really a GTD’er I did pick up a lot of information on how he uses Evernote.

After reading Daniel’s book I started looking at how I could implement his strategies into my systems. I started playing with the ideas in Evernote and all of a sudden the light came on.

I had used Evernote off and on over the last few years, but never really saw it as much more than a note-taking application. Now I was seeing the power and the more I used it the better my systems got. I started searching online for other agents using Evernote. I found a few systems and webinars, but I never found anyone that was doing what I was doing and sharing it.

So after talking to Bill Risser of Chicago Title and teaching a local class here I decided to start writing an Evernote for Real Estate ebook. I expect to be done the book by early May 2012 and have it available by mid May. If you want to enter for your chance to win a free advanced copy of the book enter your information above.

Comments

  1. SharRundio says:

    What?! No entries for FB? 

  2. Susan Hilton says:

    Be sure to let me know when the book is ready!

  3. admin says:

    Done Susan. productivityagent.com

  4. tim mangat says:

    Hello Dean, i purchased the book online, as it shows up my mastercard billl but how do I download the book..
    thanks in advance , looking forward to reading it..

  5. Julie Manion says:

    Hi Dean,

    I ordered your book on evernote for real estate. I got it through the Inman News at a rate of $13.37 through Pay Pal. I thought I had downloaded it and cannot find in my computer. Can you email to me again. The date and receipt number follows:
    Sep 19, 2012 15:40:17 PDT
    Receipt No:3343-8115-0719-5667

    Thanks so much.

    • Reeteish says:

      Brandon Thanks for the comments. Since you would be malunlay adding keywords, there is no difference between printing to OneNote from a file (such as a PDF) or pasting in a clipped image. The reason I print from PDF is just convenience My office copier delivers the scanned images via email as an attached PDF. The quickest way for me to get them into OneNote is to just double-click the attachment and hit print.

  6. Have to make a comment to get the Evernote newsletter! Trying to learn to use it!

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