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First, as long as I am living a healthy life and following through with my responsibilities, I fail to see how being a major purveyor of information is a negati
by stephenmcarey 16y ago
First, as long as I am living a healthy life and following through with my responsibilities, I fail to see how being a major purveyor of information is a negative trait.
At this time, as a great team has finally gotten my cancer, after six years of work, into remission, I find that I have to be on disability for a number of years. It is time to fix all that we damaged on my body over the past years.
Well, with this time I have really jumped into gathering and wanting to absorb more information. And, I want to understand how the information affects my life, this world, or those I love. I use Evernote (www.evernote.com) to collect so much data, then find the back-up data that I had no choice but to find such a system to manage it all. And, I now enjoy finding the information which can help others. So, I have designed Evernote notebooks for them. They can just access it, and they will find a very well organized "notebook" of information which they may be able to use now or later, or they may be able to add to and come up with a solution to some issue they were working on.
Now, when I am in the hospital, as I was last week, and I did not have my computer with me, I was a bit testy. However, my phone has an Evernote phone program on it and I was able to do just enough gathering and learning (I never add something to a notebook without first reading it through, top to bottom.). Sure, a nurse or two thought I was a might over the top, but, I did what I was supposed to do, heal from a surgery, and, then, was released with no medical issues. The information I gathered helped make the stay just a bit better.