Organising Notes Like A Pro: My Simple And Effective Method 

That's the beauty of digital notes. You can keep all sorts of things in there.

Hi Brian, sorry to hear about your father and father-in-law. I hope you and your family are okay. Sometimes, it's the very things we think we don't have time for that we need time for. With everything going on in your life right now, the choice is going to be between putting out fires or getting control of them. To get control of the fires, it's important to stop and look at everything going on and then decide where to put your attention. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YQTDaHw-i44.htmlsi=IUdRZ_an2cNestJV

Hi Brian, that's sad to read and I feel for you and your family bereavements. When my Mum passed away at the end of December 2022 I relied on Evernote to keep track of all the tasks I needed to do for her as well as planning to move house. I found being able to rely on Evernote invaluable as I had so much else on my mind coupled with the inevitable grief that was a background distraction to everything I did in 2023. My Evernote setup wasn't as great as Carl's however it served me well. Creating the structure for my notes and hyperlinking to task trackers kept my mind occupied and that's what I needed at the time. Also, having that structure / source of truth gave me one less thing to worry about. I can see that you have far more commitments and obligations than I have ever had and have every respect for how you manage to keep on top of it all. I know I was lucky that I had recently retired and could find the time to create my Evernote resource. I wish you well for 2024.

Ooh, as long as you don't go beyond the three levels of hierarchy, it should not become too overwhelming. In my experience beyond three and you create a monster.

@@Carl_Pullein Absolutely! It is a nice-to-have feature but needs to be used sparsely. The danger of building too deep, too many layers, is that one can go down a rabbit hole to overcomplicating things!!

Thank you.

Here you go, Bernd. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ceQ-6x8poVk.htmlsi=F6B_kPTlrYurq1wp&t=753

@@Carl_Pullein sorry, I somehow missed it

Nope. I don't believe what I read in other media. I watch what Bending Spoons are doing, and their long-term philosophy, and I'm 100% on board. (You don't pay $80 million to close or destroy something)

There is one RU-vidr I had to stop following because of the zeal and negative angle he always displayed when delivering an Evernote story. I believe he did this because he wanted to be the go-to for another new shiny app. I stopped watching and understood his negativity for what it was. Evernote serves my needs, and I don't believe it's going anywhere contrary to what other influencers are trying to sell you.

@@moniqueschroeder344 I've found quite a few like that, Monique.

I'll ad it to my watch list. Thank you for you heads up 🙂

OOh, is there "extra" detail? I thought this was a very brief explanation of how I structure my notes. Is there something extra?

@@Carl_Pullein I saw more examples of your Resources section in the video. All good stuff that added to my understanding how you do things.

@@meeluanistyn1644@meeluanistyn1644 the only folder I showed is my From The Desk Of folder. In the course, I explained in more detail my James Bond folder and how I utilise tags to manage it. This was much more of a very brief overview.

Hahaha, I have a lot of interests 🙂 (You should have seen Leonardo Da Vinci's)