@@njrom Actually for me that's not right. Since I have an iPad and adapted my work behaviours I am way more motivated to work on the iPad than I was working with my old setup.
@@maureeze1310 Not saying these things don't help make you more productive. Often people drop money on products hoping it will solve all their problems. Tools can help remove road blocks in the way, but are not going to drive you down the correct path on their own, only you can do that by changing habits and behavoir. Glad the ipad is working well for you!
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I really like to work on my ipad as well. It's easy to take it to a park, sit down, spend time in nature while being creative. I really like your videos and always feel inspired. I wish my channel can also inspire other people to feel more creative and to see beauty all around them. Keep up with the good work. 🙏
Perfect timing on this video! I just got an iPad Air to be kind of a hub for my life and I'm working on setting it up. I don't necessarily have the same needs as you, but I did get some helpful info in regards to the pencil (which I've been trying to decide on) and keyboard case, but mostly the best bit of info is the reminder to leave the social media and email off for deep work and focus. The fact that my email and social media is always so accessible makes getting and staying focused so difficult and one of the reasons I got the tablet was to increase my productivity and create systems for my life, so leaving them off is the best option for me I think. Thanks for this video.
As someone who doesn’t do anything fancy on computers, I can attest that my iPad completely replaced my laptop. It also replaced my notebooks and textbooks. I absolutely love it.
I wish my iPad could replace my laptop but as a developer it’s almost impossible without an actual desktop OS. But It still comes very much in handy for research tasks.
I just recently did the same thing, got the 12.9” iPad Pro myself, love the magic keyboard and pencil, and it really is awesome for moving around to get ideas and research. It’s great! Something different from sitting at the computer all day too which is nice.
I'm very much a Windows user, but lately I've been considering getting an iPad of some sort, because so many productivity apps and tools only exist in the Apple ecosystem. I can't yet justify the cost to myself, but it's interesting to see how someone uses their iPad with a full process :)
I had to remove social media apps from my ipad when i got a 64gb iPad Air to make some room. It was a day and night difference in my work attitude. I eventually upgraded to 256gb iPad Air for future proofed storage, I’m keeping the same work/school focused environment for my ipad. It’s just that much better when it comes to productivity. Secondly, iPad has became such a huge part of my academia/work workflow. I write a ton of equations for zoom presentations and academic research paper annotations. This was near impossible on my computer, but it’s such a breeze on my iPad. It works perfectly with my laptop. I really love what they did with ipad.
Hahaha. Have you tried putting on a UA-cam video, just letting it play in the background, and using it as a kind of co-working tool? That might be a helpful baby step between procrastinating and doing something.
IPad is the best device to read and learn. No second way around it. Seriously. I wasn’t a big Apple friend but iPad truly elevated my learning efficiency few levels up.
No seriously that is a life saver! I think using your iPad like a bigger phone is peoples initial go to. But if you use it with a serious mindset, and keep just the bare minimums on there you get distracted so much less!
@@devinotero1798 no but you can probably not let messages sync from your phone to your iPad so the same distracting messages don’t pop up on both but rather just the phone
Just quick tip about distractions and how to stay focused especially in smart devices sometimes if you get distracted with some apps delete them it's not so hard to download them again when you finish your work (other then the fact most of us have a high-speed Internet connection) I use this tactic in long periods and short term whenever I have finals exams or need to focus on some projects
I specifically bought a tablet for all the reading I do for university and it has been such a useful purchase! Especially because I can easily take it with me to class (when that was still a thing ;)) and even work and write on it in between classes if necessary. Best 2020 purchase!
Funny you should mention using the iPad as a productivity only device. One of these day i was working on my pc and had to idea to create other "users" inside my own computer for different tasks. So i have my gaming user, where everything game is installed and on display, i have my university user with my university email and all my books and classes and nothing else, and last i have a user for my own company, where all my company data is mirrowed and if i need to i can work from home. And its funny to observe how your mind just clicks into the task at hand by just login into the correct user. Massive help....hope it helps some of you as well. Cheers!
Good video, but just funny sometimes to see channels like this put out a video some months ago acting like they have found the definitive way to read and take notes for themselves and hence strongly suggesting it to the viewers, for their whole system to be altered later on. Nice overview of setup in this video, but think it’s just a reminder for everyone not to get too hung up on ways of doing things. Don’t think ‘Thomas Frank reads like this so I should try that’. Instead realise that these ‘productivity’ channel producers are learning all the time too, the same as everyone else.
@Cealondin 👏🏻 I was watching one earlier today, and realised it was an older one by a creator whose productivity app recommendation video I had just watched the other day! Also, workflows are highly personal. I’d rather pay outright for a clipboard app I can park in slide-over, than pay a hundred and fifty bucks for an app subscription that wouldn’t really speed up my efficiency. I’ve deleted so many apps, and use the native apps as much as possible. Less clutter, snappy workflow.
Ooh, I'm gonna have to bookmark this and re-watch it again because this seems to be super super handy for research papers and essays to get links and stuff. Thank you very much for mentioning this. I'm writing a list of what apps I should download when my Ipad comes in tomorrow :D
I will definitely experiment with the Readwise & Command combination, it will surely help with my research process which is all over the place! Thanks for sharing, Thomas!
Sir, may I please keep the UA-cam app on mu iPad... otherwise I can't watch your videos while double-tasking (cookin'...)? But yes, great tip about not having social media on it if it's a work- dedicated device. I'm trying to use mine for research and music, that's it. And YT...
I do have UA-cam on it, and I've found it's not a temptation while reading or writing. Typically, my brain wants to run to Slack, email, or Twitter when I'm feeling task resistance, so those are the apps that absolutely have to stay off the iPad
Please Make A Full iPad Pro Setup Tour Pls Include -> Your Wallpapers -> Which Apps You Use -> How To Arrange & Organise The App To Use iPad Productively. Thanks
Its times like this I miss being able to use the big white 90's windows machines for typing and research. And if you've ever written anything on an electronic typewriter there is something so addicting about hearing it clacking away to the rhythm of you fingers. It's almost therapeutic to have something so tactile to channel your thoughts into your fingertips. Modern keyboards really do not give Me that satisfaction.
Have you had a chance to use IOS 16 Beta and Stage Manager? Awesome multitasking functionality. Your tip about the Command App just made viewing this video even more worthwhile. BONUS BABY! I'm a big, big iPad user along with Kindle, Readwise, and dump a lot of content from Safari into custom Bookmark Folders for later review. Command will change my workflow.
You can save the articles in Pocket and highlight what you read there. Pocket also has an integration with Readwise, so Pocket highlights are visible in Readwise as well.
Thomas, I have been watching you for a while, since the College Info Geek days. Thank you for dedicating your time to educating us all about how to stay productive. I recently bought an iPad - so your tips in relation to READING / RESEARCH / WRITING (DRAFTING) will definitely come in handy. Keep producing inspiring content. Kind Regards, Lisa :-)
Hi Thomas, thanks for this video. Good stuff. I’m a bit of a Luddite and find setting up the integration between apps tricky. Do you have a step by step process guide available on how you have set up your system to be as productive and simple as possible? That would be very helpful. Thanks.
Nice! I am not a tablet user as I am still very much based on my laptop but have been considering branching out to get a PC and maybe a tablet or ipad afterwards.
Fantastic video, but if you are considering doing academic research and writing as opposed to creative work, iPad is a disaster in that domain (as someone who owns both the iPad Air and M1 air)
Any particular reason you say that? I recently bought the iPad Air (and also own a MacBook) because reading and annotating is such a great experience on the iPad. But I haven’t used it for academic research too heavily yet.
I strongly disagree. I guess it depends on what you study. I do linguistics, I think the iPad is the best object I’ve ever owned. I’ve had one for 3 years and never looked back.
Strongly disagree too. I did a lot of my research of my Master's Degree in History on an ipad mini as a way to do all my readings and highlights and keep track of them, capture quick ideas, etc., when I got home I just synched it and focused on writing and format editing on my mac, it was a very smooth process for me. Tbh, as long as you have an organized system you can make anything work in your favor.
I’ve noticed that with the Researchgate iOS/iPadOS app. It only supports portrait orientation, and automatically directs you to the app even if you open it in browser.
As someone who has the 2020 12.9 inch iPad Pro I would recommend getting a laptop and one of the cheaper iPads if you have laptop specific tasks, because the 12.9 is ALMOST a laptop but not really an iPad. But I love it so it work. I edit my UA-cam videos using the iPad Pro.
I like 11 version but I got 12.9 2020 Now I think it was a mistake,, it’s BIG and heavy 💔 But still an amazing device.. Thank you for Readwise I think it will help me a lot
About the 11" keyboard. These [ ], { } keys surely look tiny! I can't believe that this would be convenient for a programmer who needs these keys constantly. What are your experiences with it?
A couple of questions on Notion which I am very new to. Can I add a table to a notion page so that it works when typing in the same way as an Excel spreadsheet would so I can have three columns titled Video, Time Code and Voice Over. Secondly can you print out the script once written. I do not seem to be able to do this. Thanks
While you can't have a simple table inside Notion, Notion databases can function like the table you described. As for printing, you can click the three dots in the upper right hand corner and export a page as a PDF or other type of file, and then print that.
Do you have a video on using notion for the books? I’m brand new to IPad and just got it and I’m going through the bumps and blunders of learning how to incorporate and build a habit out of using it. I just downloaded notion and I use it for a to do list and I use to use kindle a lot but haven’t in a long time but I do like the iPad for reading in portrait mode is pretty nice :) I’m gonna download read wise right after this!
Just want to say, if you’re really on a budget - Get a smaller iPad thats like $400 - get a stylus from Amazon, there’s mock apple pens for $25-30 and a wireless keyboard for like $10 bucks and you’re set. The older iPads have Magic Mouse integration now too! I have a ( i think lol ) 2018 iPad / it’s a 9’7” and the ONLY downside is not being able to use external hard drives.
Thomas, when you refer to "scripting," is everything you say on your videos an actual script that you read/memorize or use a teleprompter for? or a bit of freestyle? BTW, I find all your videos so helpful. Thank you!
Coming from a productivity point of view - keeping things simple and using the cloud for note-taking etc... you wouldn't need to get the higher-capacity versions of this iPad correct?
I still do print out papers to read and highlight when i need zero distractions. Then scan them with my phone and save to digital notes. Some of the online resources my university provides don’t allow this or are too large to print - then the ipad comes in handy
im student. and sometimes i like to watche ytb disney plus netflix etc do u guys recommend ipad pro or air 5 ? i basically can get the pro but for that money and air 5 that full package is same as goes with air and maybe even better choice
Anybody else hear that periodic bass "oomph"? Or am I hearing things again...lol. Great job, Thomas. Partway through your skillshare courses. So great. Cheers.
“I actually called the developers and they changed the code immediately”...
I digg the subtle flex Thomas 😂❤️🙌🏻
Ali abdaal is secretly watching this video
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We can expect his version of this soon... lol.
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Friendly reminder: Buying an ipad pro isnt going to stop you from procrastinating.
These words are straight out of hell....
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@@njrom Actually for me that's not right. Since I have an iPad and adapted my work behaviours I am way more motivated to work on the iPad than I was working with my old setup.
@@maureeze1310 Not saying these things don't help make you more productive. Often people drop money on products hoping it will solve all their problems. Tools can help remove road blocks in the way, but are not going to drive you down the correct path on their own, only you can do that by changing habits and behavoir. Glad the ipad is working well for you!
@@Devil-tr3qk but it’s true though
“If you spend too much time thinking about a thing, you’ll never get it done.”
Bruce Lee
This is every one of my failed initiatives in a sentence.
wow that quote and the one from Jackie Chan "Catch yourself doing it" are basically life goalz
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I really like to work on my ipad as well. It's easy to take it to a park, sit down, spend time in nature while being creative. I really like your videos and always feel inspired. I wish my channel can also inspire other people to feel more creative and to see beauty all around them. Keep up with the good work. 🙏
I use my iPad as a single context device too!! I only use it to stream movies and shows :D
Fake Thomas Frank account immediately above. The real account has a check mark and grey oval around the name.
lol
Perfect timing on this video! I just got an iPad Air to be kind of a hub for my life and I'm working on setting it up. I don't necessarily have the same needs as you, but I did get some helpful info in regards to the pencil (which I've been trying to decide on) and keyboard case, but mostly the best bit of info is the reminder to leave the social media and email off for deep work and focus. The fact that my email and social media is always so accessible makes getting and staying focused so difficult and one of the reasons I got the tablet was to increase my productivity and create systems for my life, so leaving them off is the best option for me I think. Thanks for this video.
As someone who doesn’t do anything fancy on computers, I can attest that my iPad completely replaced my laptop. It also replaced my notebooks and textbooks. I absolutely love it.
Me too.
Same with me. I didn’t really think i would be i do for sure.
What size iPad do you use?
@@billymitchell8448 i use an 11 inch, which is completely fine, but I decided that the next time I update in a few years, I’ll get a 12.9.
I wish my iPad could replace my laptop but as a developer it’s almost impossible without an actual desktop OS. But It still comes very much in handy for research tasks.
I just recently did the same thing, got the 12.9” iPad Pro myself, love the magic keyboard and pencil, and it really is awesome for moving around to get ideas and research. It’s great! Something different from sitting at the computer all day too which is nice.
I'm very much a Windows user, but lately I've been considering getting an iPad of some sort, because so many productivity apps and tools only exist in the Apple ecosystem. I can't yet justify the cost to myself, but it's interesting to see how someone uses their iPad with a full process :)
Did you finally get one?
I had to remove social media apps from my ipad when i got a 64gb iPad Air to make some room. It was a day and night difference in my work attitude. I eventually upgraded to 256gb iPad Air for future proofed storage, I’m keeping the same work/school focused environment for my ipad. It’s just that much better when it comes to productivity.
Secondly, iPad has became such a huge part of my academia/work workflow. I write a ton of equations for zoom presentations and academic research paper annotations. This was near impossible on my computer, but it’s such a breeze on my iPad. It works perfectly with my laptop. I really love what they did with ipad.
The most procrastination thing is watching the videos of how to become more productive and what's on my phone/iPad to become more productive 😂
Hahaha. Have you tried putting on a UA-cam video, just letting it play in the background, and using it as a kind of co-working tool? That might be a helpful baby step between procrastinating and doing something.
This is me 😂
That Notion hack for split screen was gold. Open one on browser and the other on the actual app. 👌👍
I love Notion thanks to you Thomas! Thank's for showing us this amazing app, certainly life-changing!!
IPad is the best device to read and learn. No second way around it. Seriously. I wasn’t a big Apple friend but iPad truly elevated my learning efficiency few levels up.
Installing Command rn. Awesome video, Thomas!
My takeaway here is to uninstall those distracting apps from my iPad and keep them all on my phone rather
This is what I did, too. Leave all the distractions on your phone..
No seriously that is a life saver! I think using your iPad like a bigger phone is peoples initial go to. But if you use it with a serious mindset, and keep just the bare minimums on there you get distracted so much less!
Exactly the same thing...
Can you delete messages on ipad?
@@devinotero1798 no but you can probably not let messages sync from your phone to your iPad so the same distracting messages don’t pop up on both but rather just the phone
Nice - tuns out I’ve recently started using exactly the same process! Loving the readwise / Notion / Command triangle. 😊
Just quick tip about distractions and how to stay focused especially in smart devices sometimes if you get distracted with some apps delete them it's not so hard to download them again when you finish your work (other then the fact most of us have a high-speed Internet connection) I use this tactic in long periods and short term whenever I have finals exams or need to focus on some projects
Oftentimes it is the surroundings of the iPad/PC that contain the most distractions!
App blockers and turning notifications off helps 😊
Thank you for sharing the function of integration between command and kindle, readwise and notion. Very useful!!
I specifically bought a tablet for all the reading I do for university and it has been such a useful purchase! Especially because I can easily take it with me to class (when that was still a thing ;)) and even work and write on it in between classes if necessary. Best 2020 purchase!
Funny you should mention using the iPad as a productivity only device. One of these day i was working on my pc and had to idea to create other "users" inside my own computer for different tasks. So i have my gaming user, where everything game is installed and on display, i have my university user with my university email and all my books and classes and nothing else, and last i have a user for my own company, where all my company data is mirrowed and if i need to i can work from home. And its funny to observe how your mind just clicks into the task at hand by just login into the correct user. Massive help....hope it helps some of you as well. Cheers!
Amazing video. Thanks so much for making your videos, the content is always amazing, and everything down to the bookmark details are so helpful
Wine at 7am is a productivity game changer for me too
And coffee at 11pm 😂
Yeah, it changes the game so I lose lol
Love your new take on creating content - it makes the viewing experience just 1000x better!!
Good video, but just funny sometimes to see channels like this put out a video some months ago acting like they have found the definitive way to read and take notes for themselves and hence strongly suggesting it to the viewers, for their whole system to be altered later on. Nice overview of setup in this video, but think it’s just a reminder for everyone not to get too hung up on ways of doing things. Don’t think ‘Thomas Frank reads like this so I should try that’. Instead realise that these ‘productivity’ channel producers are learning all the time too, the same as everyone else.
@Cealondin 👏🏻
I was watching one earlier today, and realised it was an older one by a creator whose productivity app recommendation video I had just watched the other day!
Also, workflows are highly personal. I’d rather pay outright for a clipboard app I can park in slide-over, than pay a hundred and fifty bucks for an app subscription that wouldn’t really speed up my efficiency.
I’ve deleted so many apps, and use the native apps as much as possible. Less clutter, snappy workflow.
Ooh, I'm gonna have to bookmark this and re-watch it again because this seems to be super super handy for research papers and essays to get links and stuff. Thank you very much for mentioning this. I'm writing a list of what apps I should download when my Ipad comes in tomorrow :D
Another great video and thank you for all of your no fluff videos, packed with tons of useable content.
I will definitely experiment with the Readwise & Command combination, it will surely help with my research process which is all over the place! Thanks for sharing, Thomas!
There Is some video in this productivity
My iPad was the best investment I’ve ever made
How have I not heard about Readwise until now! Downloading as I type this :)
This is absolutely amazing, thank you so much for sharing!
You are the best in the productivity space
The video has so many great ideas in it, I am surprised how informative this was!
the future of computing
The best iPad video I have ever watched!!
Sir, may I please keep the UA-cam app on mu iPad... otherwise I can't watch your videos while double-tasking (cookin'...)? But yes, great tip about not having social media on it if it's a work- dedicated device. I'm trying to use mine for research and music, that's it. And YT...
I do have UA-cam on it, and I've found it's not a temptation while reading or writing. Typically, my brain wants to run to Slack, email, or Twitter when I'm feeling task resistance, so those are the apps that absolutely have to stay off the iPad
Please Make A Full iPad Pro Setup Tour
Pls Include
-> Your Wallpapers
-> Which Apps You Use
-> How To Arrange & Organise The App To Use iPad Productively.
Thanks
Knowing that Readwise syncs with Notion definitely makes me want to check it out. Thank you for sharing!
Building separation between temptations is the true golden nugget of this video!
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Its times like this I miss being able to use the big white 90's windows machines for typing and research. And if you've ever written anything on an electronic typewriter there is something so addicting about hearing it clacking away to the rhythm of you fingers. It's almost therapeutic to have something so tactile to channel your thoughts into your fingertips. Modern keyboards really do not give Me that satisfaction.
This guy deserves 10 million. I was looking for a good note taking app for my iPad thanks man
Have you had a chance to use IOS 16 Beta and Stage Manager? Awesome multitasking functionality.
Your tip about the Command App just made viewing this video even more worthwhile. BONUS BABY!
I'm a big, big iPad user along with Kindle, Readwise, and dump a lot of content from Safari into custom Bookmark Folders for later review. Command will change my workflow.
Amazing video, Thomas! I was thinking of getting the iPad and this video really helps me with that!!! :)
Chill video
You can save the articles in Pocket and highlight what you read there. Pocket also has an integration with Readwise, so Pocket highlights are visible in
Readwise as well.
This is incredible, love the master highlighting integration!
It's just amazing what's coming in the techno world! wow, thanks for sharing!
Thomas,
I have been watching you for a while, since the College Info Geek days.
Thank you for dedicating your time to educating us all about how to stay productive.
I recently bought an iPad - so your tips in relation to READING / RESEARCH / WRITING (DRAFTING) will definitely come in handy.
Keep producing inspiring content.
Kind Regards,
Lisa :-)
Frank, where you at tho? Waitin’ for your next video! Literally the only UA-camr I look forward to new videos from lol
Hi Thomas, thanks for this video. Good stuff. I’m a bit of a Luddite and find setting up the integration between apps tricky. Do you have a step by step process guide available on how you have set up your system to be as productive and simple as possible? That would be very helpful. Thanks.
Nice! I am not a tablet user as I am still very much based on my laptop but have been considering branching out to get a PC and maybe a tablet or ipad afterwards.
Great stuff man. That browser looks like a game-changer.
when you dropped the apple pen, i died. two times.
Fantastic video, but if you are considering doing academic research and writing as opposed to creative work, iPad is a disaster in that domain (as someone who owns both the iPad Air and M1 air)
Any particular reason you say that? I recently bought the iPad Air (and also own a MacBook) because reading and annotating is such a great experience on the iPad. But I haven’t used it for academic research too heavily yet.
Video idea, MD? 😉
I strongly disagree. I guess it depends on what you study. I do linguistics, I think the iPad is the best object I’ve ever owned. I’ve had one for 3 years and never looked back.
Strongly disagree too. I did a lot of my research of my Master's Degree in History on an ipad mini as a way to do all my readings and highlights and keep track of them, capture quick ideas, etc., when I got home I just synched it and focused on writing and format editing on my mac, it was a very smooth process for me. Tbh, as long as you have an organized system you can make anything work in your favor.
I’ve noticed that with the Researchgate iOS/iPadOS app. It only supports portrait orientation, and automatically directs you to the app even if you open it in browser.
Hey there! Nice video, keep up the good work! Stay relaxed in a busy world!
As someone who has the 2020 12.9 inch iPad Pro I would recommend getting a laptop and one of the cheaper iPads if you have laptop specific tasks, because the 12.9 is ALMOST a laptop but not really an iPad. But I love it so it work. I edit my UA-cam videos using the iPad Pro.
What would you recommend for novel drafting? Will the cheaper IPad work just fine
@@Tariphilip 100%.
@@costacoffee4life665 Thank you. I think its the perfect size
I like 11 version but I got 12.9 2020
Now I think it was a mistake,, it’s BIG and heavy 💔
But still an amazing device..
Thank you for Readwise I think it will help me a lot
Thank you! This was very informative and organized. The tips were really helpful. Reaffirmed my decision to purchase the iPad Pro 😅
You’ve convinced me to get an iPad. I’m planning on going back to grad school in the near future.
Watch Samuel Suresh videos for studying and Note taking.
Excellent video.
The way Thomas says 'hello' is just awesome 😂👍
Could you also contact Notion to improve their app on the iPad? Even moving blocks is a pain... 😭
About the 11" keyboard. These [ ], { } keys surely look tiny! I can't believe that this would be convenient for a programmer who needs these keys constantly. What are your experiences with it?
omg omg omg omg im such a big fan mr.Thomas aaaa u r the best
A couple of questions on Notion which I am very new to.
Can I add a table to a notion page so that it works when typing in the same way as an Excel spreadsheet would so I can have three columns titled Video, Time Code and Voice Over.
Secondly can you print out the script once written. I do not seem to be able to do this.
Thanks
While you can't have a simple table inside Notion, Notion databases can function like the table you described. As for printing, you can click the three dots in the upper right hand corner and export a page as a PDF or other type of file, and then print that.
You can do that with Apple Notes.
Do you have a video on using notion for the books? I’m brand new to IPad and just got it and I’m going through the bumps and blunders of learning how to incorporate and build a habit out of using it. I just downloaded notion and I use it for a to do list and I use to use kindle a lot but haven’t in a long time but I do like the iPad for reading in portrait mode is pretty nice :) I’m gonna download read wise right after this!
Great video. I am curious. What do you write every day?
Thanks Thomas.
That was helpful 😃
I’m gunna give this a shot with my writing
Just want to say, if you’re really on a budget - Get a smaller iPad thats like $400 - get a stylus from Amazon, there’s mock apple pens for $25-30 and a wireless keyboard for like $10 bucks and you’re set. The older iPads have Magic Mouse integration now too! I have a ( i think lol ) 2018 iPad / it’s a 9’7” and the ONLY downside is not being able to use external hard drives.
I am also going to the 11” Pro from the 12.9Pro- great for drawing but to heavy for reading.
Thomas, when you refer to "scripting," is everything you say on your videos an actual script that you read/memorize or use a teleprompter for? or a bit of freestyle? BTW, I find all your videos so helpful. Thank you!
I love kindle and will always recommend it for reading but Ill admit I don’t use it for productivity I use it mostly for reading fanfics.
Coming from a productivity point of view - keeping things simple and using the cloud for note-taking etc... you wouldn't need to get the higher-capacity versions of this iPad correct?
Great video!
Try a physical mouse too! Makes things easier for me at least .
I want to get an iPad - but I don't understand what would be best. This helps a lot.
i need a whole video on readwise and notion 🥺
Dude, are you not going to get an e-ink device? like REmarkable 2 or the Onyx Note Air?
I still do print out papers to read and highlight when i need zero distractions. Then scan them with my phone and save to digital notes.
Some of the online resources my university provides don’t allow this or are too large to print - then the ipad comes in handy
You can do a screenshot too and after an OCR.
Thanks for the video!
Love this vid, thanks a lot for sharing...
GOOD VIDEO!!!
there is also the surface go tablet/pc. You can make pretty much everything and more, at half of the price
I think I am going to give up on self-actualization....
And just live vicariously through your videos!
Any recomandations on how to improve the execution and quality of one's work?
Interesting topic.
Hi Thomas
What's the red-shell box that's sitting on your desk, in between the monitors?
Keen to know what your workstation setup is like :)
I can see my self using this as a tool
I dont like most apple products but if you don't have a pc the iPad pro is really good to do work on the only thing that is bad was the folio I used
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Helpful. Trying out a couple of these recommended apps. TY
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Ipad 8th gen does the work done. Working on ipad is very difficult. I work on laptop and use ipad as consumption device
im student. and sometimes i like to watche ytb disney plus netflix etc do u guys recommend ipad pro or air 5 ?
i basically can get the pro but for that money and air 5 that full package is same as goes with air and maybe even better choice
I bought the bluetooth keyboard instead of the cover keyboard. Cheaper and a lot more flexible. Plus a better keypress feeling.
Is there anyway you could share with us some of the research sources that you used? That would be amazing!
Anybody else hear that periodic bass "oomph"? Or am I hearing things again...lol.
Great job, Thomas. Partway through your skillshare courses. So great. Cheers.