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#11 - Going Paperless

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In Episode 11 of the Work Smarter podcast, we dive into the topic of going paperless, specifically focusing on transitioning to digital note-taking tools. We discuss the pros and cons of using digital tools like Microsoft OneNote and Evernote versus traditional pen and paper.
We start by sharing our personal experiences with note-taking. While some still prefer physical notebooks for their tactile and distraction-free nature, others have fully embraced digital tools for their integration, searchability, and ease of sharing notes. We explore the challenges of digital note-taking, such as meeting etiquette and device distractions, and offer solutions like using focus modes on devices to minimize interruptions.
The episode highlights the benefits of digital note-taking, including the ability to integrate with other platforms, share notes among team members, and easily search through past notes. We also discuss how digital tools can handle audio notes and convert handwritten text into searchable digital text, making them a versatile choice for various note-taking needs.
We emphasize the importance of building habits and gradually transitioning to digital note-taking. Start small by using digital tools for personal notes and gradually expand to meetings and collaborative environments. The key is to find a method that works for you, whether it’s using a pen and touchscreen or a keyboard.
We conclude by encouraging listeners to try digital note-taking and experience the benefits firsthand. Whether for personal use or in a professional setting, making the switch can improve productivity and organization.
For more insights and tips, visit www.propelle.com.au. Thank you for joining us on the Work Smarter podcast. We hope you found this episode valuable and look forward to catching up with you in the next one. Have a great week!

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In Episode 11 of the Work Smarter podcast, we dive into the topic of going paperless, specifically focusing on transitioning to digital note-taking tools. We discuss the pros and cons of using digital tools like Microsoft OneNote and Evernote versus traditional pen and paper.
We start by sharing our personal experiences with note-taking. While some still prefer physical notebooks for their tactile and distraction-free nature, others have fully embraced digital tools for their integration, searchability, and ease of sharing notes. We explore the challenges of digital note-taking, such as meeting etiquette and device distractions, and offer solutions like using focus modes on devices to minimize interruptions.
The episode highlights the benefits of digital note-taking, including the ability to integrate with other platforms, share notes among team members, and easily search through past notes. We also discuss how digital tools can handle audio notes and convert handwritten text into searchable digital text, making them a versatile choice for various note-taking needs.
We emphasize the importance of building habits and gradually transitioning to digital note-taking. Start small by using digital tools for personal notes and gradually expand to meetings and collaborative environments. The key is to find a method that works for you, whether it’s using a pen and touchscreen or a keyboard.
We conclude by encouraging listeners to try digital note-taking and experience the benefits firsthand. Whether for personal use or in a professional setting, making the switch can improve productivity and organization.
For more insights and tips, visit www.propelle.com.au. Thank you for joining us on the Work Smarter podcast. We hope you found this episode valuable and look forward to catching up with you in the next one. Have a great week!

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