Plaud on Theories of Everything with Curt Jaimungal

For me, the hardest part about most conversations is actually what happens after. That is, the follow-ups that I'm supposed to send, or the ideas that I have on walks later that just escape my mind by the time that I sit down. Fortunately, I've been using Plaud, P-L-A-U-D, and the shift is super simple. I stopped trying to hold everything in my head. Plaud starts with hardware, which is what makes it different. There's the Note Pin S, which is a wearable, and it's completely hands-free. I use it when I'm moving around, when I'm out for a walk, when I'm thinking out loud, even when I'm in the shower, wherever I don't want to pull out my phone. And when I need to capture phone calls or more intentional conversations, I use the Note Pro. It magnetically attaches to my phone, records calls and meetings, and keeps everything organized afterward. What PLOD truly does is it turns what I've heard into something that I can actually use. Summaries, action items, follow-ups, without the mental overhead of reconstructing everything later. It basically becomes a searchable record of your own work. So if your work lives in conversations, whether that's research, medicine, law, or just a huge amount of meetings, it's worth looking into. It's also built around enterprise security standards, SOC2, HIPAA, and GDPR compliant. Check it out at plaud.ai slash curt. That's P-L-A-U-D dot A-I slash C-U-R-T and use code C-U-R-T, curt, for a 15% discount. This video is sponsored by Plaud. All opinions are my own.