OneNote as a Second Brain: The Ultimate Microsoft Productivity Hub

Channel: Tiago Forte

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[0:00] It's like your little personal internet.

[0:02] Yeah, exactly. This is a photograph of a

[0:04] printed piece of paper that I captured

[0:06] in OneNote. The handwriting on the paper

[0:08] is now searchable. I can actually copy

[0:10] the text out of that picture.

[0:11] So cool. You've basically just folded

[0:14] the keyboard under the tablet and are

[0:16] now just writing on it.

[0:17] When I type on a keyboard, the only part

[0:20] of my brain that's active is the audio

[0:21] part. But when I draw, the whole brain's

[0:23] active.

[0:24] I honestly didn't expect to be to be so

[0:26] impressed.

[0:27] That's where the magic lives.

[0:34] Hey everyone, Tiago here. I am so

[0:37] excited today to introduce someone that

[0:40] I've been looking forward to having on

[0:42] the channel for a long time.

[0:44] I am welcoming Matthew Gilbertson to the

[0:46] channel, who is a Microsoft software

[0:50] expert, a Microsoft MVP in fact.

[0:52] Welcome.

[0:53] Thanks for having me and you know, it's

[0:54] been I've followed you for a long time

[0:56] on social media. So really to connect in

[0:58] person is fantastic. Thanks for the

[0:59] opportunity. So my background is in

[1:01] construction. I left high school and and

[1:03] went into the building trades and ended

[1:04] up with a few different trades.

[1:06] Carpentry is my primary trade. And I

[1:07] always ask this question,

[1:09] "Can you see a future where you'll be

[1:11] using technology less?"

[1:12] Mhm.

[1:12] No one says yes.

[1:13] No.

[1:13] Unless they're near retirement and they

[1:15] go, "Yes, I can't wait to get rid of

[1:16] it." But that that's the case for all

[1:18] industries. My diary was full of

[1:20] drawings. It had extra pages slotted

[1:21] into it where I needed more space. And

[1:24] my whole life was

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