Blogs, bookmarks, pins, articles, quotes, emails. Random inspiration and useful information is scattered all over the web.
Here's my method for keeping things organized:
Evernote... allows you to organize information (bookmarks, clips of web articles, audio snippets, images, handwritten notes, etc) in digital notebooks.
Find out how to get started with Evernote here.
I use the desktop version primarily and pay for the premium subscription - totally worth it!
I'll outline my favorite tips and tricks for using Evernote productively in a future post.
- Get the Evernote Web Clipper for Chrome here.
Pocket... is a useful resource for saving web content for future reading. Whether I'm using my desktop computer or my smart phone, it's easy to send a link to Pocket to come back to.
I'm currently using the free version.
- Get the Save to Pocket extension for Chrome here.
Feedly... is the software I chose to review blog posts after the demise of Google Reader. I've found that I actually peruse posts with Feedly a lot more often than I ever did with Reader thanks to a layout that allows for super speedy scrolling.
Feedly Pro allows you to save posts directly to Evernote, but right now I'm using the free version and saving to Pocket instead.
PS - I haven't been compensated by any of these software companies. I just happen to love these tools!
Logos found here: Evernote, Pocket, Feedly.