Hi!
Most people start using Apple Notes the same way: folders first, then maybe tags and Smart Folders later. That works. But it also has limits.
At some point, organizing stops being the problem. Navigation becomes the problem. This is where links in Apple Notes change everything.
Apple Notes has a simple feature that lets you connect notes, tasks, and even outside resources. Once you start using it, your notes stop feeling like a list and start working like a system.
Today I share three simple ways I use links inside Apple Notes.👇
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This week’s resources
How to connect notes, tasks, and resources to make Apple Notes easier to navigate
Make the most out of Apple’s cloud ecosystem - from iCloud storage and backups to Photos, iCloud Drive, and hidden features you’re probably not using.
iPhone dashboards using widgets and shortcuts that gets work done.
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Apple 50th anniversary
Apple just turned 50, and I really enjoyed this video showing its most iconic devices from the past five decades: The Most Iconic Devices Across 50 Years
It also reminded me of something. I love Apple products, but not all of them are worth buying. I wrote about a few that didn’t live up to the hype: 8 Apple Products People Regret Buying (And Why)
What about you, which Apple device had the biggest impact on you?
See you next time.
-Robin
P.S. I share more quick Apple ideas everyday here on Threads.
