Not sure how I got this email, I'm guessing it is something from the pre-pandemic Writing Room at the Forbes. I wondered what app you were using until I had to re-verify myself for security persons and saw that it was substack. With regard to Evernote, it seems like you really liked it and used it alot so why not bite the bullet and pay? You would be able to continue to use it for your old and new work but with expanded capabilities due paid users. The creators while maybe like media artists are like artisans/craftsmen with copyrights like other creative people and should benefit from their work.
Hi Stephen, that's actually a good point and a helpful perspective. I do have to be mindful of my overhead costs, but as you say, when there is something of value that is offered, it is worth valuing it by ponying up for it.
I loved so many lines here, I want to read this again. In the meantime, this line especially stayed with me: "...lets my curious, creative, often chaotic, and blissfully unconstrained mind indulge its predilection for perambulation." What a melodic and lovely lyrical train ride arriving at alliteration!
Hi Tzivia,
Not sure how I got this email, I'm guessing it is something from the pre-pandemic Writing Room at the Forbes. I wondered what app you were using until I had to re-verify myself for security persons and saw that it was substack. With regard to Evernote, it seems like you really liked it and used it alot so why not bite the bullet and pay? You would be able to continue to use it for your old and new work but with expanded capabilities due paid users. The creators while maybe like media artists are like artisans/craftsmen with copyrights like other creative people and should benefit from their work.
Anyway, hope you're well and happy.
Take good care of yourself
Stephen
Hi Stephen, that's actually a good point and a helpful perspective. I do have to be mindful of my overhead costs, but as you say, when there is something of value that is offered, it is worth valuing it by ponying up for it.
I loved so many lines here, I want to read this again. In the meantime, this line especially stayed with me: "...lets my curious, creative, often chaotic, and blissfully unconstrained mind indulge its predilection for perambulation." What a melodic and lovely lyrical train ride arriving at alliteration!
Thanks Jen! And I loved this alliterative line in your comment: ‘lovely lyrical train ride arriving at alliteration!’
You’re welcome! Alliteration is my jam😋