Record, Remember And Go

Remembering important tasks for the day, week or month is difficult keep track of, especially when you are interacting with so many people.

Someone may schedule a meeting for tomorrow, you may have a client to speak with at another time, and then dinner scheduled with a friend or family member.
Without writing each event down, it's hard to remember your schedule and who to meet with.

Plus, writing is such a hassle in the middle of a workday, especially if you don't have pen and paper nearby. So, you may ask--what's a good fix for remembering scheduled events? Some prefer using their cell phone to set reminders throughout the day. However, this is tedious as well because you must open an application, select the date and time, and write an appropriate description of the event.

Also, when people start using their cell phone for reminders, they may get sidetracked and respond to text messages, phone calls and emails they don't need to at the time.
For others, they need a simple and efficient way to record a schedule and have the information for reference. One of the simplest ways to remember information is by saying it and recording it.

Do you have to purchase a voice recorder? Well, not just a voice recorder, but a voice recorder built for memos.
Voice recorders developed for memos and schedules are crafted to bring efficiency and accessibility.

During the day, as you receive information about scheduled events, simply pick up your voice memo recorder and speak the information for the recorder to hear. Save the information and have it ready for instant playback.

Each time you need to remember something for later, grab your recorder and speak what you need to know at a later time.

No longer stress about having to remember details when you have a recorder that can tell you exactly what you need to know.
Accessibility allows you to transfer dictated memos from your recorder to your computer.

So, upload key information for future reference straight to computer and keep track of it from there.
Build a spreadsheet, calendar or document with the information your recorder kept for you.
Download those documents to your cell phone or tablet and take them on the go with you.

Never lose information you need when you have a recorder handy. Professionals are always finding ways to make life simple and efficient. Never miss another scheduled event when you dictate information, record it, and take it with you.