Still Kicking! Evernote vs the World.

I still use Evernote Everyday!
Evernote is Awesome: There is still no alternative!
Evernote 2019 has been getting some flack from the productivity community. But I think Evernote is still key to my day-to-day productivity. Here’s why.
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[@MikeFD2424]

Like you, I use Evernote every day! First and foremost as a document store. I went paperless about 5 years ago. So with my simple Fujitsu multi-sheet scanner, all my post goes straight (automatically) to Evernote and then the paper goes in the bin :-) With Evernote OCR all the letter, bills, concert programmes, instruction manuals, receipts etc are so easy to find it later ...... it's just brilliant! :-) PS Mobile camera for when you're out and about or when you just want to capture a delivery note for intance is brilliant as well !

[@stevemartin6795]

I’ve been an Evernote user for many years. I use lots of other products but not are as complete as Evernote. I”m glad to see you are back as an Evernote supporter!

[@ricdonato4328]

@ Please explain, and provide examples. Over the years I have given OneNote a serious go, but could not get it to do as good as Evernote. Yes, one can create fancy Word type documents in OneNote. With OneNote copy a web page the links do not come across, syncing is very slow, tags are a mess; I could go on. For storing notes and documents, PDF, creating notes, and scanning, and the like even Apple Notes is much better than OneNote. Many of us use mobile devices, OneNote on mobile does not do as well as Evernote. Admittedly Evernote web does have issues, but not as much as OneNote.

[@markknowlton7984]

I have watched many KZbin channel speak about how unsatisfied they have been with Evernote. Yes I also have been disappointed with no major upgrades; until I caught onto what Evernote is doing. Steve said it himself when he goes from his desktop to his phone it is different. Evernote has been trying to make Evernote the same on every platform whether android, iOS, Mac or Windows.

[@byrnesrus]

Thank you for re-energizing my passion for Evernote! I had become stagnant in utilizing my Evernote account. Thanks again for pointing out the Key Features!

[@EthanJerryMings]

Amen. Happy to see this great video on Evernote. Be well!

[@artjohnson01]

Thanks for reminding me of the value of Evernote. I have been using it to save documents, etc. but not those many features such as links, photos, and advanced lookups. THANKS again.

[@waynetatum1819]

You are just too kool Steve! I too have been using Evernote since 2011 and wouldn’t leave this app for any other. Thanks for your heartfelt rededication video, it was awesome!!

[@lightnin1993]

I’ve been a subscriber to it for probably 10 years or more now. My wife and I live and die by it. It hasn’t changed much over the years which I’m thankful for. I have asked for some new functions and features. So thankful they aren’t throwing in new features or making changes and breaking it. We rely on it and need to to be super reliable which they have done a great job for me so far.

[@AnnDroidGirl]

Great video. Even though I have used Evernote for years, I signed up for your free Evernote guide. I love to see how others use Evernote.

[@GilMichelini]

Steve, I have been a premium EN user since late 2010. I remember in 2011/2012 when you started talking about it helped understand it's power. I have to use OneNote at my day job -- PAINFUL! Thanks for the video.

[@ctaylorluce]

Thank you Steve. I've been a premium member for more than five years and I use Evernote every day, multiple times a day. It replaces piles of little notes and cut-out articles that I used to hoard, and I use it for keeping track of client projects (I'm a designer) and sources and everything else, actually! I appreciate all that you said, which was kind of a review of what I already learned from you a while ago, but which I want to start using--i.e. the camera, using the web-links to share content. I enjoy the way you present :)

[@carlerike]

Really nice. Not just the flavor of the day - Evernote is an essential part of my life. Had to scroll back and now know that I have been using it since 2008. A must have - and a nice presentation. Have recommended to several friends.

[@dannymcphee]

Steve, your Evernote v3 course is excellent. It really helped me to dive deeper into Evernote, many thanks!!!

[@dottotech]

So great to hear!

[@Justaman183]

I got into Evernote in the last year or so and I love it! I use it everyday, too! I've looked for alternatives but haven't found one that fits.

[@gazumped]

Using Evernote since 2008 (unless I altered some created dates) and subscribed soon after since I found it so useful. Have looked at most of the competitors since - most recently because I have one laptop on Linux and Evernote doesn't (yet?) have a Linux client, though they seem to be thinking about it... but I still haven't found a workable alternative and Evernote at least has the web version(s) that I can use if necessary. Like you I use Evernote every day, and am currently pushing 50,000 notes. Thanks for the video - it's an excellent reminder why Evernote, despite its ongoing faults, is still my first choice for a central data store.

[@MaryCollin]

Awesome summary., thank you Steve. I've been a user of N for years and this has reminded me of some key features! Off to email to Evernote now, and revisit my EME (Evernote Made Easy) course.

[@claudinehere]

Thanks for this! 😊 I just recently came back to Evernote after trying other apps, and I can relate to everything you just said ☺️

[@madnessofmymind]

Love the new "intro" as it's own visual. Very attractive. Pet interruptions are always allowed! lol

[@dankeith1003]

Brilliant video Steve, I just found it. so true i also take Evernote for granted and also had for forgotten some of the really excellent features it has. Thank you so much

[@kevinmix1111]

Great video. Well done Steve!

[@Joanna_L]

As always, so well done. Thank you.

[@Chgtuber]

Enjoyed your "first love" description of the Evernote-User relationship. You presented the deserved value to this extremely useful program :)

[@CharlieArehart1]

Thanks so much for the tip on how the webclipper also adds the search of evernote notes to Google search results. Though I've been using EN for over 10 years, I'd never been compelled about the web clipper (odd, I know, as it seems one of the core features for you). But since I never used it, I never knew that they'd added that ability to have it add to search results. That's sweet! And I'm only a plus plan user (a grandfathered plan, below premium), and I can confirm it works with that also. Again, thanks, as always.

[@LisaMarli]

I ❤ Evernote. I started using Lotus Notes when I got a Palm Pilot. This replaced a Mom Physical Notebook that was 5 inches thick. Suddenly, I didn't need to keep printouts, I could just electronically file things. My back was so happy. Then IBM bought Lotus, and Y2K happened, and IBM did not update Notes. I was Bereft! I tried Outlook but it was kind of clunky, but I could port Notes. Then Evernote showed up, it could port the Notebook part of Outlook. And integrated with whatever, because it's web interface was better. And then we got an android phone, and my pc was still windows, and I had Firefox and it all just worked. It still does. I do use notebooks and tags. Things come from all over, titles don't often relate. All my nail color formulas are tagged nails, and I don't even have the word nails in all of them. But I do have pictures of the color reference sticks my nail lady uses, and how the nails should look. All my trips live in individual folders, with cross reference tags to Event and Year. So if I want to remember something I did in 2017. Or I did for an event but can't remember the year. The tags will find it, because the tags make sure they all match up. But back to notebooks. I do find it easier to browse a notebook when I am not exactly sure what I'm looking for. Also Notebooks are easy to download onto my cellphone. I do this with trips a lot. Then when I'm trying to find the hotel reservation, I don't need the internet. This has saved my bacon more than once. I email all my reservations to Evernote now. The integration to Google is getting better and better. Not just Chrome, but Drive and other things. I see my Green Elephant and explore what Google/Evernote is doing now. And my favorite hack, adding files to the Homescreen. Things I need to remember Real Soon, like packing lists, To Do Notes, I put them on a page of my phone where I can access them quickly. When I'm done with them, they get taken off the "home screen", but the file remains in Evernote, in case I need it again. Right now, I'm planning a trip, the packing list and the Google Map (you can share Maps with Evernote), both Evernote pages are sitting on my Evernote home screen.

[@HandmadeByLinanne]

LisaMarli I’m with you! I discovered Evernote with my Palm Pilot, and absolutely love it. I couldn’t imagine switching, and believe me I’ve tried other Evernote wannabes. I think their yearly rates are reasonable and well worth it, and I think they still have a free version for those who feel they won’t use it enough to upgrade. 👍

[@LisaMarli]

@ No, it just means it's free. I mostly work with Chrome and have an android phone. Microsoft products are very insistent that they add their layer of intrusion into your system if you use any of their products. And have they ever updated the tags problem? That's why I left, tags are my sort friend.

[@nb3140]

I absolutely loved this video. Thank you for making this.

[@gdraphael]

I agree 100% Steve ! I'm with Evernote since 2011 and happy with it, but still waiting for improvements :)

[@ChimpRiot]

I'm not one to "cheerlead" for products or companies, but I appreciate this video. As someone that uses Evernote a lot, I've seen plenty of videos and articles prophesying doom. Lots of people go in search for the next new thing to help them organise their lives, but I'd prefer that Evernote survives long into the future and doesn't shut down.

[@dottotech]

I am with you Michael, and I am heartened by evernote’s new management I think they will be around for a long time

[@landonpraught5958]

Thanks Steve I am still thinking a bout giving it a try can make a things do list great video .

[@BarneyLeith]

I couldn't live without Evernote. I use it day in and day out. And I've used it for many years. A friend with deep technical knowledge recommended it, particularly its ability to OCR text in pictures, etc. I'm with you, Steve, can't live without this wonderful app.

[@jasonwilson1818]

Your videos are always great. Thank you for this great info.

[@dottotech]

Glad you like them!

[@DavidRichardsDC]

It's still #1 to me too and I hope to still be using it another 10 years from now. I have probably used it literally throughout the day, EVERY DAY for many many years. I've tinkered with others but they are not as good or as appealing to use. Ditto on the app camera. It's great for text, documents, photos, biz cards... I use the audio recorder as my voice recorder while driving. I use it's reminders when the reminder is complex and requires a note. I use the templates for weekly Todo lists and staff meetings. I tag the sh*t out of my notes and order them that way. Right now I'm planning a trip and all those notes are tagged for easy finding. Life without Evernote would be harder. Good video. 👍

[@ansientwun]

Once an Evernote user, always an Evernote user. And so it will be always. My single most valuable software tool.

[@jimlippincott5523]

Thanks for the Evernote reinforcement. I was beginning to feel pretty lonely. I’ve been using Evernote for years and have no inclination to change.

[@AJ-ye3nq]

I have been using Evernote over 10+ years. Still love it and renew premium services every year even I need to use other apps for work. From your relationship perspective, this is probably the love of my life 😁🥰❤️💞

[@dottotech]

Great to hear!

[@ericfehrman]

I have been a paid subscriber to Evernote since 2012. I have yet to see anything that is able to replace it. I use Evernote every single day.

[@martinpowell2957]

A great video that has made me change my mind to renew my Evernote Premium subscription, that was due to expire imminently. Your video of all the benefits with Evernote has made me realise just how I use and need Evernote. I know you have no affiliation with Evernote, but Evernote should pay you a commission for mine and other people’s renewal after viewing your excellent video.

[@nicksmith1246]

Love Evernote, took your course which helped me a lot. Wouldn't be without it don't understand the critics! You didn't mention the business card scan app. Very handy at trade shows, I often give the card back to the person I meet and show everyone entry

[@KitaeHapShim]

I may be a convert, going to give Evernote a try. Appreciate the detail in your presentations.👍

[@flanconsult]

Hi Steve. I've used Evernote for ages but it's not my goto app. My work is lumpy and I couldn't manage without Freedcamp, a freemium project management site. It provides flexible document management, tasks, issue management and calendars which are all a big part if my workflow. BTW, I think it was you that turned me on to Thinkific. The perfect learning management system for us. Hope you do some vids on it.

[@BoomerBlogging]

Sometimes we don't really appreciate something until it's gone! And that is exactly true for Evernote (if it was to go). Since you became my "Cyber Pusher" many years ago this has to be the number ONE Cyber Drug that you got me addicted to! It is still, in my humble opinion, the best productivity, research-oriented, fun directed, best bang for the buck, comprehensive, piece of software that I have used PERIOD.

[@bwtupper]

Excellent video!

[@KMW537]

Thanks Steve!

[@intervention_w_myself]

I love your work!!!!!

[@HarleyPebley]

10:52 WHAT?!? And then I realized you were talking to the dog. LOL. I've been using daily EN since 2010 but always the free version. Sounds like premium has some interesting features.

[@timbushell8640]

Great stuff, more soon please : ))))

[@traderghost]

You've just renewed my love affair with Evernote. Like you, I had taken Evernote for granted even though she has been with me everyday. She sort of became invisible to me. But I guess this is also the hallmark of a good tool. You never need to be conscious of it's existence, until it's gone of course. You just use it without thinking. But even then, you would still love to take her out for a good dinner or renew your vow with each other :) Well, I guess your video is a timely reminder for me after my almost 10 years relationship with Evernote. Thank you!

[@johngeverett]

I have followed the criticism of EN, and find most of the 'problems' to be trivial compared to the things it has always done well. Your reviews are always insightful.

[@knicks2030]

Back in 2011 I got my first smartphone which was the LG Revolution on Verizon which had pre-installed (bloatware) and one of the apps was Evernote. I started playing around with it and thought, this is pretty cool and useful. I have been using Evernote ever since. Literally I think the only pre-installed app that I was happy about and am still using or ever found value in.

[@cseedbead8180]

I have used EN for 12 years. It has been a challenge because I can not afford a prime membership. I also use my android Galaxy Note 10+ as I do not have a computer to access EN. This presentation was great and useful. Blessings.

[@lorenzoyork3918]

As always, great job, Steve! Evernote has features that other note apps simply cannot compete. I am a premium user for over a decade. It works for me.

[@dottotech]

Thanks for sharing!

[@WoodyCollins]

I find that the business card scanner feature is a useful and time saver for me.

[@jasonsmalley7673]

Thank you for this Steve. I've been an Evernote user since November 2010. I even shared my stuffed peppers recipe with her on that first date! Our relationship has been solid in the main but I've recently been tempted into a dalliance with another Animal. However the fling seems to have run its course now, thanks in part to your counselling here. After all, why settle for the bright shiny burger when there's a fillet steak waiting back home!

[@Julieskvz]

Hi Steve, do you think you can create a video about the new OS for iPhone 13.1 and explain how to use the “shortcuts” ? And it includes Evernote as well. Thank you!

[@persennerhall-personalresu5858]

Great episode.

[@JK-jl1bf]

I started here learning about Google Keep. I’m researching this more and I appreciate this information as I’m a new Mac Owner and I’ve been overwhelmed with how to organize things I discover to access later without either losing the information or not even using it; great point about bookmarks. I agree; I rarely go back through my bookmarks.🤷🏻‍♂️ I did wonder why EverNote uses an elephant and now I get it (as elephants are known for having an amazing memory).

[@strongashec]

Thanks for sharing. 10 year EN user. One thing I wish they’d update is, allowing multitasking with EN on the iPad Pro. Currently I can only do that with Apple notes. I also wish they’d bring back all the shortcut keys.

[@swissgator6312]

Took a while to comment, but wanted to let you know that Spark email for OSX has a share feature that will import the email right into Evernote. You can choose either the email or a PDF of email. Also choose notebook and tag if you like. Nice feature so you don't have to manually forward to the Evernote email address and have to remember how to place it into the correct notebook.

[@dottotech]

Thanks for the info!

[@NicoVeenkamp]

I always tell people that if things ain’t broke, why fix it. In my personal life, and previous business life, Evernote is and was finely integrated. No reason to change, although I do look at contenders now and then. I have been a premium user since the beginning and have never looked back. Fun Fact: I wrote my Batchelor thesis on computerized Personal Information Management Systems. This was back in 1984. Evernote is all I envisioned then.

[@RickWolfff]

I just came back to it, and actually PLUNKED DOWN MONEY. I just re-deployed a nice GTD in it (I'm starting something for which I need a lot of focus, and can't let anything fall through the cracks). Incidentally, I'm the guy who went to New York's Halloween Parade dressed as the Evernote elephant.

[@Westlake]

Like you, I use Evernote everyday. I especially love the web clipper. Send PDFs and Tweets from Twitter to Evernote to look at/reference later. Used to put everything in Notebooks, but now just add a “tag” and you can search for things fast! Been using it since the early days! Cheers!

[@EricSnyder_II]

I've been using Evernote Premium since Oct/2008 -- 11 years. I use it pretty much every day. It's great to be reminded of all of the features. I continually re-discover things I knew, but forgot I knew. Or things I didn't know I didn't know. Thanks for the endorsement and the refresher.

[@GoodMorningButch]

I think that a lot of it is a matter of individual needs and priorities. Some people value the functionalities of Evernote and will (probably) not steer away from it for a long time because their daily lives absolutely require those functionalities. I know for myself that I've made the switch to Notion because I was valuing the elegance and flexibility of my workspace over the practical functions that Evernote has, simply because my need for those wasn't as essential as the peace of mind that Notion has brought me. Everyone has their own circumstances and their own way of getting things done.

[@dottotech]

Indeed, If you like to craft your content Notion is going to be far more elegant than the "fire and forget" nature of Evernote.

[@DougPowell01]

Heh, I agree. Been using Evernote since 2010 and have accumulated ~3500 notes. I like to complain about the quirkiness of command names such as "Move note to trash" vs "delete" or "Expunging notes". I have never found a replacement tool. I do like the way you use your shortcuts and may consider revamping my many bookmarks which I sync to all my devices and browsers with Eversync, although probably not. Thanks! Doug

[@fredclaus2368]

Thank you for this great video Steve. I've recently taken another look at Evernote and am really loving all that I can do with it. That is not to say I couldn't before, just that I didn't use it right last time. One question though. Your "Link Library" note. Can you do a search in Evernote within just that one note or will it always search in every note you have?

[@dottotech]

Both, you can search within a note (find) or globally on your account. Here is a link to our free mini-course dottotechu.thinkific.com/courses/evernote-quick-start

[@raymondsilfver4532]

Thanks, I've used premium for 9 years but lately forgotten what a great tool it still is.

[@DeanDavisMarketing]

Dotto on Evernote /task management are my favorite episodes !!!!

[@blainegilles4705]

It has such great fundamental technology. It seems like they are finally developing the platform again. Hopefully, the Beta editor improvements make it to the apps soon!

[@IanMcKenzie]

The web-clipper nails it for me. I too have not found anything to match the versatility of EN's clipper.

[@gotbordercollies]

Good boy Farley

[@manh385]

Superb 👏👏👏

[@GregM]

I have had an Evernote basic account for 11 years and rarely use it. I have tried several times but I do not work in a team but I do use 2 mobile devices and several computers. In order to do that I would have to pay $120 US a year (about $160 CDN) for the privilege. I just tried using the new web UI version of Evernote and Firefox complained that a browser window was slowing down Firefox. When I reverted back to the old UI of Evernote web the warning ceased.

[@firesoul453]

My main worry now is the ever looming note limit. Though I am still years aways from hitting it.

[@rchoi27]

Hubby works at Evernote. Great review.

[@jenzimmerman9079]

My favorite feature is the email to Evernote. Its why I upgraded to Premium. Five emails in the free account simply maxed quickly.

[@HarryOrenstein]

I love your kiss and make-up Steve. Have you opened a bottle of champers to celebrate? So, Steve, the absolutely huge question for those in the Google-sphere is when and where to use 'Drive' and when and where to use 'Evernote'? Just as much as to wh/wh other assets like CamScanner (or similar) for receipts etc etc etc?

[@nr3rful]

Very good. I have been on the fence between EN on One Note for sometime. Deleting one than reinstalling it. Could not make up my mind and did not want to have both for more confusion. Glad you took your time to ease my decision. I think I will stay with EN. One Note does look prettier tho. Evernote needs to take a lesson from them on visuals. Thank you

[@Komatik_]

Another way to think about it: Evernote is for the big, tagged piles of stuff + search kind of person. OneNote's more geared towards filing notes into a folder hierarchy and using search to grab notes from all the disparate branches of the folder tree.

[@greginfla7211]

Steve..... please... please ... find out why Evernote took away the search by note location feature. Never understood this.... are there any plans to bring it back?

[@savethefails]

grea t video. what are you using to capture your screen with you in the circle and how did you get the screen of your smartphone recorded??? thanks!

[@gurueddy]

Daily user too. Great tool. Any thoughts on the updates due soon?

[@YadvendraJadon]

Hey Steve, Always great to hear an honest opinion especially if it is saying that you were punching the wrong guy. However, there is a small gripe - the Evernote clipper is still not available for Safari browser.

[@YadvendraJadon]

They did take their time but the Evernote clipper for Safari is now available and usable.

[@accentontheoff]

Came this close to taking up Evernote but there are two big (in my view) issues that I have. 1. it has no subfolders. 2. The export / migration options are very limited. Other than these two, it’s truly fantastic.

[@ricdonato4328]

The solution to folders are tags with sub tags. Example tag: project name > worker-bee > vendor, and the like. As the project changes, people and vendors come and go then to that file you then add remove tags. Yes, filing cabinets containing manila folders were excellent; except when we forgot which cabinet or folder it was placed in. A file may encompass more than one person, project, time frame, and the like, using folders a document will reside in one folder only. Our work paradigm shifted to computers performing grunt work. As the project changes one or more tags can be added and removed. Searching by tag (or document content) you do not need knowing where it is as it will instantly be found. Do keep in mind the Internet relies on tagging not folders. As for export and migration I completely agree with you.

[@StevenSeiller]

As much as visual search is inefficient, I do wish I could visually manage some notes with a flag, color code, maybe even arranging notes within a notebook. The Search and List paradigms are too limiting for creative knowledge management. I'd really love to search only within note titles or just notes created within EN and not clipped.

[@harderheart]

I'm looking forward to seeing your feedback on Notion!

[@normlawrence266]

Good video, but how do you get your iPhone to show up on the screen while holding it in your hand?

[@codinginflow]

Would you recommend Evernote to someone who wants to start out with a note-taking app in 2019 and isn't committed to anything yet (i.e. doesn't have large amounts of notes stored somewhere)?

[@Komatik_]

Yes. Not an Evernote user at present, but it's one of the best solutions I came across in a recent pretty intensive notetaker search I did. It may not be exciting, but the old grognard is still easily among the best in the business. If I could stack notebook stacks I might've just started using it then and there.

[@codinginflow]

@@Komatik_ Thanks. Yea I've started using it more intensely and it works really well. I am especially impressed by the search functionality. It's so quick and thorough.

[@StevenSeiller]

With the amount of data that I am dumping into Evernote daily, I often shudder at the thought of them losing it. With all the syncing between devices I'm amazed and thankful for the integrity of the data management. I'm not sure what I'd do the day they start losing data. 🔐

[@AdamPreset]

I have used Evernote and paid for it since 2009 and have zero interest in switching to something else.

Adam Preset one note is free and way better, so switch.

[@johncodeinaire137]

@ what makes one note better?

[@amkarei]

@ Please fill us in...WHY is One Note better??

[@MatthiasBuesing]

I'm a Microsoft heavy user and I also use OneNote for work. But the workflow (and the intention to my mind) of both systems can't be compared. Especially for long-term filing and also for Webclipping Evernote is SO MUCH better... OneNote is good for actually "working" with notes. At least that are just my 2 cent.

[@hiroyan2023]

Me too. Following your youtube series, just as my second blain. I feel, EVN made much innovation, the access has been more and more quick and smooth.

[@hiroyan2023]

By the way, are you still using ASANA for task management?

[@andrewbeach1685]

Steve, do you find that the desktop computer version is constantly updating and locking your application even when you have autosync turned off?

[@MaahirMomtaz12]

Recently got Premium because I wanted to show support to the creators that made Evernote so dang convenient and easy to use!

[@accentontheoff]

Off topic I know but would you know of a basic textedit, notes type app (or something else) that I can use to primarily do what GetPocket does ie. share links as well as snippets of text etc from iOS to and from Mac... as well as Windows (which is where it gets difficult). Aware that there are a zillion notes apps out there, but they are all massive beasts, and I am talking about something really simple. Enjoy your videos quite a bit btw. Thanks!

[@danledbetter8431]

Evernote version 10 is, according to Evernote's community page on FB, a disaster. Curious what other's think as I am holding off until the issues are resolved. However, the legacy version is still available to work along side version 10 for those who want to give it a test drive.

[@MarkHolmes]

Steve, any idea when Evernote will reinstate the Safari Web Clipper? Suggested workarounds?

[@dottotech]

No workaround except using Chrome....

[@pjpw2320]

You really should check out Nimbus Note, Steve.

[@khorn7688]

can you recommend a system to use evernote to store bank statements and file cabinet type documents.

[@samanderson1283]

I skip all of these dramas by keeping my data in open formats that don't need to depend on a particular brand of tool. That way, I can hop from one tool to another. I no longer spend any time agonizing over what will happen to Evernote. Sure, I'm giving up some of the conveniences, but they are relatively minor, and I found many ways to recreate an alternative workflow on my term. I can search by keyword. I can embed media objects, syncing among all my devices, and so on.

[@adventureswithtime]

Do you ever worry that Evernote will disappear and you will loose all your notes? Is there some way to backup your notes outside of Evernote?

[@mandhirbhasin2884]

Liked the video for the "honeymoon period" analogy 🤣

[@danedeutsch]

Hi Steve...are you using Loom here with the circle your face is in?

[@michaelbaker5070]

Please do a video on Nimbus check it out a lot like Evernote