Unlock your productivity with Evernote and the Getting Things Done system. Join over 1000 happy students!
This course is all about making Evernote your productivity buddy! Whether you’re just starting out or looking to level up your skills, we’ve got you covered. Together, we'll tackle project lists, to-dos, and much more!
Love Evernote and getting things done? Learn how to use them both to supercharge your productivity.
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This course is about showing you how to set up Evernote using the Getting Things Done System.
I used to think of Evernote as a tool for storing reference material, documents etc. But having read Getting Things Done by David Allen and searching around for a tool to implement the GTD system I’ve found Evernote to be very useful for managing actionable items as well.
This course will show you how to configure and populate Evernote for your project lists and plans, next action lists and reference material.
For those of you who are new to Evernote this course is an excellent starting point for you to start your GTD journey. If you already use Evernote, then this course will serve as an opportunity to fine-tune or simplify your current system.
Read what some of my students think...
"Thanks Tony! Great insights and method in Evernote! Years ago I tried Evernote and abandoned it because I didn't know how to manage it. I decided to give it another try, but not without some guidelines to make it work for me. I think you just gave me those guidelines :) Thanks again!" --Stan de Wijs
"Quality basic overview of the Evernote system, good presentation (good sound quality, no typos in on screen material, explanations and examples clearly presented) - I found it worth my time~~" --Marshall Mellow
Setup and use Evernote for Mac
Fully implement the getting things workflow in Evernote
Have greater control on their projects, goals, to-dos, and much more
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Hi! I'm Tony. I love to read, write and teach and you could definitely call me a bit of geek. I love all things to do with programming, productivity, books and the internet.Previously I have run my own software business and won several awards from, most innovative startup to best product. After finding out the hard way just how stressful...
Simples e completo
Could go a little further explaining the GTD method, but the instructor clearly knows his method and Evernote well
Extremely clear and concise content. Easy to understand and follow.
The description of the course was misleading. This course is more designed for how to use Evernote to facilitate the Getting Things Done book. This was not very helpful for anyone looking to expand upon using Evernote beyond a novice level.
Quality basic overview of the Evernote system, good presentation (good sound quality, no typos in on screen material, explanations and examples clearly presented) - I found it worth my time~~
Thanks Tony! Great insights and method in Evernote! Years ago I tried Evernote and abandoned it because I didn't know how to manage it. I decided to give it another try, but not without some guidelines to make it work for me. I think you just gave me those guidelines :) Thanks again!
Clearly Tony is a huge Evernote fan and uses it to the max.
I have been using Evernote for a long while as my knowledge safe and using it to run all your activities using the detailed method suggested by Tony, is a great idea.
I doubt this can be done effectively with the free Evernote account but there are some great tips here.
One small request - it could be nice if list of suggested notebooks and top tips would be added in a document.
Many Thanks!
Sam
Great course about using Evernote to get more organized. This certainly is helpful for me. I've already set up my notebooks and will begin organizing.
Very lucid
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Ian H.
It seems good so far. I like the brevity of the lessons and the clarity of the presenter. No mention of links yet, so I am wondering if the course was created a very long time ago, or if they are yet to come.