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Yep completed it and just waiting on a few results to come in!

@@JonnyBoyd am trying to integrate your productivity system this days

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Hi. Hopefully will have this out in the next few weeks for you! Thanks for the video idea!

You're bang on there. I use Keep for shorter notes or notes that i take while I'm out and about or short on time. I then put them into Drive where I distill them properly and then can access them within my PARA system. In terms of organising the notes in Keep, there is a 'label' function which is really useful so I just apply a label to each note which makes it really easy to find! So I have one currently for 'UX Design' which is a module in university I have. Hope that helps a bit. If you need any more info please let me know!

Hi Sean, not a problem at all. Thanks very much for the comment too!

@@JonnyBoyd Just started using Google more and I am really enjoying it, I will be using your advice more often.

Glad I could help. If you need any more info or want anything covered in a video gimme a shout!

Oh 100% although I think having it pre-installed on Android devices might help it stay so fingers crossed nothing happens to it!

why?

@@PedroMadureira25 Google has a notable history of discontinuing products and services, often citing a focus on core offerings or a shift in strategy. Here are some significant examples: Google Reader (2013): A popular RSS feed aggregator, it was shut down due to declining usage and a desire to streamline services. Picasa (2016): Google's photo management and editing tool was phased out in favor of Google Photos, which offered cloud storage and more advanced features. Google Play Music (2020): This music streaming service was replaced by UA-cam Music, consolidating Google’s music offerings. Hangouts (2020): Initially a messaging platform, it was split into multiple services, including Google Chat and Google Meet, as part of a rebranding effort. Google Plus (2019): This social network was closed due to low user engagement and security issues. Inbox by Gmail (2019): An experimental email service that provided a different approach to email management was discontinued as Gmail evolved. Google Allo (2019): A messaging app that offered smart replies and Google Assistant integration was shut down as Google refocused on messaging through existing platforms.

Using Google Takeout you can add Keep data to another notes app

@@user-rr1sp7xm5z Okay

Hi! I completely agree that Keep has really great integration with Google Calendar. I kinda find that Keep isn't great for longer notes and any other types of files such as PDF, spreadsheets etc which is why like to use Drive as well as Keep. Keep is definitely an app that does the job of three or four others tho!

In case you don’t appreciate perturbing goofy commentary - the info was great and especially my wife who is in the folder-end of our business, will appreciate your pointed direction!!! Thank you, friend. :) it’s spatially organized in here, as you may notice 😝

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Honestly, it depends how complex you want to make it, and how in depth you want to go with it. For example, Obsidian and Roam are great for linking notes together, while other apps like Notion are useful for general note taking and storage. Or you can use the Google apps which are a lot simpler to use but do have some limitations!

Nope! I'm from Northern Ireland although think I have some distant family from around Liverpool!

Yeah the still/thumbnail of this video is the same photo, which as stated is NOT of Sylvia. 😕

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Good question, they abandoned it to integrate podcasts inside UA-cam.. Although it’s possible, it may not be soon as Keep is their only note taking app..

I agree with this. I can't see them abandoning Google Keep any time soon. Otherwise the only other real 'note taking' app they provide is Google Docs which isn't really suitable for quicker, smaller notes!

I'll admit this is one of the weaker aspects of using Google apps. However, Google Keep does allow you to apply tags to your notes which can do a similar job. Although Google Docs is kinda limited with that!

It's an option. But for people invested $ in the Google Ecosystem, makes no sense. Or if you use Windows... also comes down to aesthetics and preference, some prefer Keep and hate Apple Notes, vice versa.

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Ah yes that ones on me. Thanks for pointing that out - I really appreciate it!! 👍🏼

Hi Damien. Glad you are finding the videos useful! Thanks for the comment - I really appreciate it!

Thanks so much for your comment - I really appreciate it! Glad this video was helpful to you and good luck with your goals in the future!

Definitely worth it - let me know you get on using it! Thanks very much for the comment - I really appreciate it!

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100% agree. Thanks for the comment - I really appreciate it!

Thanks so much for the comment - I really appreciate it! 👍🏽 If you need anything covered inn my future videos, just let me know!!

Personally, I would just have a separate note/document/thread within my projects folder called 'Goals'. My thinking behind this is that your projects are things that you are actively working on therefore, this is likely the folder you are most likely to go into and having your goals there can help you align them with your projects. If you are using a quick notes app like Google Keep or Apple Notes or ToDoist, you can just create a separate note called 'Goals' and have it floating without being organised. Personally, I want quick access to my goals so having them free from organisation helps me. Hopefully that is somewhat useful to you!

@@JonnyBoyd Yes, I too would like to have quick access to my goals. That is a very useful idea how to incorporate into the PARA system. Thanks Jonny!

I can imagine that is a really useful piece of software! Thanks for the comment - I really appreciate it!

As long as there's a routine that works for you that's all that matters! Thanks very much for the comment - I really appreciate it!

Just the opportunities here in Northern Ireland really. Most people have to do 5-6 years of subbing before getting a chance at a permanent job which is a long time to go without a solid, consistent income stream. Just felt it was the right decision to change course and go for something else I am interested in with better prospects. Plus I will always have my teaching qualifications if I need them in the future. Thanks very much for the comment - I really appreciate it!

@@JonnyBoyd I would add a 7th habit. Spent my youth programming, shows my age no coders then 😆, and then many years in an office. 7th Habit. Move during the day. Sitting behind a desk is terrible for you and I have spent many days not moving. I try to get up every hour and have a little walk. At the ripe old age of 65 I have got into wearing a step counter and it has been a great incentive to get up and move. I also try to put an hour a day aside to learn a new skill and stick at it for a month. Been tempted to start a UA-cam channel but do not have the confidence to do so.

There are so many more habits that I could have included and your suggestion is one of them! Honestly, everyone should start a channel. When I started mine, I definitely wasn't the most confident person but the more videos I have made, the more confident I have become in myself which is one of the hidden blessings of UA-cam. If you need any advice or anything for your channel let me know!

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@@JonnyBoyd I wondered if I was stealing the limelight tbh 👍

This sounds like a really beneficial habit stack out of something that is normally pretty mundane! Thanks very much for the comment - I really appreciate it! 🙂