The labels that have a little book icon next to them are “notebooks,” and the ones that have the three stacked lines are “notebook stacks”-which contain a few notebooks inside.Įach time I hit that little green plus sign and add a note, I decide which notebook will hold it.
Now, after more than 5 years inside Evernote (as a Premium user), this is what my notebooks look like:
I didn’t know why I would need it or what kinds of things would find their way into my notes, so I just kept it simple.Īfter a few months, I realized that some categories were naturally starting to develop, so I created a few additional notebooks and moved some things around. When I first created my free Evernote account, I had one notebook called “April’s General Notes,” and everything went in there. They work in tandem, and I’ll explain a little more below! (2) How I Organize Evernote into Sections I believe you need BOTH.Īsana is for project and task management.Įvernote is for project and task support materials. It holds things like screen shots, PDFs, photos I want to tag/label/keep for a specific reason, drafts or notes for projects, scans of important documents, ideas, etc.Ī lot of our community members have asked me whether they should use Asana or Evernote, and this is part of the reason I’m writing this post. I think of Evernote as my digital filing cabinet…. Here are a few details on when I use it, how I organize it into sections, and how I would recommend you get started–if you’d like to give it a try. It’s called Evernote, and I literally use it at least 10-20 times a day. Hello friends! Just a quick post today to explain a little more about my very favorite app.
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