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Hi my name is Tony Law from Your First Four
Houses.
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Today I'd like to share with you five completely
free apps that I use in my property business
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every single day.
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But before I get into that, I'd like to share
with you a freebee that I've put together
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for you.
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Over the last couple of days I've listed out
every single property related website, tool,
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and app that I'm aware of in the hope that
they will be of benefit to you.
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You can have those completely for free.
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All you've got to do is click on the link
and I'll send that straight out to you.
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Okay so let's get into it.
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Let me share with you 5 completely free apps
that I use every day in my business.
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So I've got to kick this off really with the
one app that I almost don't think I could
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live without and I'm sure many of you are
already aware of it and that is Trello.
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Go to Trello.com and you'll see it there.
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This is essentially a collaboration tool.
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It was designed originally to enable different
people to kind of work together, and of course
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it's brilliant at that.
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But even if you're just using it as a standalone
system, it's a way of kind of throwing down
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your ideas, of kind of moving things around,
managing different projects.
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This kind of thing.
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It consists of boards, and you can have as
many boards as you want.
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Essentially 1 board per project or concept.
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On the board you have lists, and on those
lists you have cards.
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Check it out, it's a fantastic tool.
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I know that once you start to use it, really,
I bet you can't be without it.
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If you speak to most people they've heard
of Evernote but I have to say I've never been
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the biggest fan.
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What I prefer is Microsoft OneNote.
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I guess in many ways it's similar to Evernote,
but I much prefer the interface, the way that
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you actually use it.
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Just like Evernote you can use it for noting
down pretty much anything that you want.
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You can use a write on it especially if you're
using a tablet.
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It's a brilliant way of just being your general
storage area for data, images, photos, pretty
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much anything that you want.
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It's again, like everything else I'm sharing
today, completely free.
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If you've not used it before, or especially
if you're an Evernote user, I'd love you to
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check it out.
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It's Microsoft OneNote.
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This is a bit of an unusual one.
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Grammarly is something that I discovered about
6 months ago.
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Actually I find it a fantastic little tool.
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What it does essentially, if you can imagine
it's a kind of glorified spell checker, but
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actually there's a whole grammatical component
to it.
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So I write a lot of documents, a lot of letters,
a lot of emails every single day.
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Grammarly checks, not just the spelling, but
also the general grammar.
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Are the commas there?
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are the apostrophes there?
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It seems silly but actually it makes a huge
difference to me.
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I know that once I send out that document,
it's been checked not just visually by me,
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not read through by me, but also just checked
by this little app and every single time I
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use it it picks out one or two minor errors
that I've overlooked.
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So you got to check that out.
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Just like everything else, I'll put that in
a link in the box below.
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Now I know the first time that you see Workflowy
you're going to say, why on earth has you
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recommended this?
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It's a very dry, bland looking little app.
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It doesn't look anything special.
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But don't let that mislead you.
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It is hugely powerful.
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Essentially it's a kind of bulleted list.
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Now the way that we tend to think, often with
wanting to flow down specific points when
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we're thinking through an idea or a concept.
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That is what I use Workflowy for.
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Whenever I'm planning out any talks like for
example what I'm doing here today.
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I throw the bullet points down initially in
Workflowy and it helps me plan and move things
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around.
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Just like Trello, you can actually share various
bits of Workflowy.
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If you want to just share very specific areas
on it, you can do that with other people so
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they can collaborate as well.
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A very simple little app, doesn't look like
it's very much, but hugely powerful.
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You've got to check it out.
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Last but not least I'd like to share Doodle
with you.
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Now I don't know about you but I organize
various different meetings and conference
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calls.
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In the past I've found it very challenging.
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Let me give you a scenario.
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Let's imagine I'm trying to grab 5 people
together at the same time.
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I speak to person 1, 2, 3, and 4.
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We'd all agree dates and times.
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That's great.
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I speak to person 5 and they can't make that
date or time.
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So I have to go back to person 1, 2, 3, and
4.
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Doodle eliminates that problem straight away.
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What I do is I specify a whole load of dates
and times that I know I can make.
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I then use Doodle to send that all to all
of the participants I want to engage with,
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and they fill in their dates and times that
they can make.
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Doodle then gets that information and it comes
up with 1 or 2 or 3 dates and times that works
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for everybody.
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If you're like me, organizing either conference
calls or getting together with other people,
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and you want to really minimize the amount
of time you spend doing this, I can't recommend
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Doodle highly enough.
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It's made a huge difference to me.
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There you go.
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There's the 5 free apps I want to share with
you today.
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They're all really powerful tools in their
own right.
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If you're not familiar with any of them I
really encourage you to go check them out.
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But I'd also very strongly encourage you to
click on that link so that I can share with
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you every tool, app, website that I use in
my property business.
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I know that you're going to gain massively
from that.
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Simply click on that link and that is yours.
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One final thing.
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If you would do me a huge favour and subscribe,
I would love that.
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That way I can make sure that you're kept
fully up to date when a new video becomes
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available it goes straight to you.
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If you could like this video that would be
brilliant, and if you could share this video,
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that would be absolutely wonderful.
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My name is Tony Law from Your First Four Houses.
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I hope you found this useful, and I look forward
to seeing you in the next video.
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Thank you.
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