Plaud on Theories of Everything with Curt Jaimungal

Half of my day is spent in conversations and research. The other half is spent trying to remember what was said and read. That's where plot comes in, PLAUD. I have far too many thoughts. I always tell myself that I'm going to remember them and then I almost never do. It's incredibly frustrating. But I've been using plot for many months now and it's a huge game changer. It's actually ridiculous. I've noticed that this channel's output theories of everything, if you've also noticed that it's increased in quality and clarity over the past few months, if it's improved at all, plot is responsible for a non -trivial chunk of that. I would say it's something like a 5 % gain in thinking and that workflow compounds fast. If you're a knowledge work, you know how valuable, even incremental, small, 1 %, 2 % changes are. This trounces that. What I like is that it removes friction. I'll use the note pin S when I'm walking, moving around or just thinking out loud. It's hands -free. I don't have to look at a screen and I could stay present with the world. I don't have to worry that I'm going to drop my phone. Then I use note pro in more structured settings when I actually want to capture and organize conversations more deliberately. So instead of ideas slipping away, everything gets captured, processed, and then turned back into something usable. It's basically a system for extending one's working memory into the real world and if you know anything about intelligence, intelligence is highly correlated with working memory. So if your work depends on conversations, research, business, medicine, law, this kind of thing matters far more than you'd expect. They're also serious about privacy and security. SLC2, HIPAA, and GDPR compliant. If you want to check it out, go to plaud .ai -c -u -r -t and use code CURT.