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One of the key pieces of any productivity system is a reference file, and Evernote is one of the most popular ones. In fact, most of the Asian Efficiency team uses Evernote personally and professionally. We get questions about Evernote all the time asking us how to set it up correctly or how we would recommend people incorporate it into their workflow, so we asked Evernote expert Stacey Harmon to create video training for us.

This video training has been available to Dojo members for quite awhile, so if you’re already a member you’ve probably got a head start on this. If you’re just coming across this now though, you’re in for a treat. This video training includes everything you need to know to get Evernote up and running efficiently, including:

  • Should you use tags and if so…what’s the best practice?
  • A simple workflow for day-to-day use of Evernote
  • The best way to name your notes and stacks
  • The one mistake to avoid when it comes to organizing your Evernote
  • How to setup Evernote so it works on all platforms the way you want to (Mac, Windows, iOS and Android)
  • 5 time-saving shortcuts you can use to navigate to and find things more quickly
  • Much, much more!

There’s over 55 minutes of content here, and we’re giving it to you – for FREE.

There’s a lot of great information here, and we hope you get a lot out of it. If you enjoy these videos and want to be one of the first to receive access to video training like this, you should take a look at the Dojo. The Dojo is our private productivity community where we release new video training like this every month, exclusively to Dojo members. In addition to the videos, you also get access to an online community of like-minded people who are looking to take action on their goals. If you want to learn more, click here.

Enjoy the videos!

Table of Contents

Account Settings

Windows Settings

Mac Settings

iOS Settings

Android Settings

Settings Conclusion

Organization Essentials

Organization w/ Stacks

Organization w/ Naming + Stacks

Shortcuts & Conclusion

 

 


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Last Updated: March 14, 2023

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Thanh Pham

Founder of Asian Efficiency where we help people become more productive at work and in life. I've been featured on Forbes, Fast Company, and The Globe & Mail as a productivity thought leader. At AE I'm responsible for leading teams and executing our vision to assist people all over the world live their best life possible.


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  1. This was interesting to see. I use Evernote quite a bit, mostly in my work in pharmaceutical and medical device regulatory affairs. I mostly use tags; I have about 300 tags. I am not as big on notebooks, as I only have a few of those. Good to see how Stacey used stacks.

  2. I downloaded EN in 2013 but haven’t utilized it anywhere near to the best of it’s ability.
    Thank you so much for these great, easy to follow, videos. This will come in very handy now that I’m using EN as an everyday tool. I particularly liked the examples of organizing with stacks.
    Much appreciated!
    Ann-Marie

  3. No, Stacy did not discuss tags because she does not use them. I too wish someone would address using tags in organizing Evernote. You might want to check out Michael Hyatt’s vlog on that subject.

  4. Hi Stacey and team

    Thanks for a great, concise intro to Evernote. I love using Evernote and talk to my clients and friends about using Evernote all the time – so good to get a refresh about setting up in a way that works for their particular needs and preferences.
    Thank you

  5. @Cindy. Stacey’s not a fan of Tags. They have their place. But they are an advanced feature most people don’t need. Especially if you implement what she’s shown you.

  6. I really appreciate all the tremendous efforts you do to educate us for managing emails and providing the support to select the effective programs to complete our tasks efficiently.

    Thanks so much,
    Abdullah

  7. Dear Friends and Coaches,
    Thank you for this set of videos. Having learned a great amount from Steve Dotto (Dottotech) and Brooks Duncan, Evernote has become essential to my daily professional and personal life. Your videos are clear, concise and most informative. Thank you, again.

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