Ever feel like your projects in Evernote are scattered across too many notes? I’ve found a way to bring it them all together. It changed how I manage my work.
- Creating a status note in Evernote for each project or client improves organization and efficiency
- Using notebook stacks for major life areas keeps personal, professional, and hobby information separate
- Professional stacks include client notebooks to track meetings, tasks, and project progress
- Status notes can include summaries, links to related notes, current tasks, and next actions
- Pinning status notes to the top of a notebook ensures quick access and better workflow
- Templates in Evernote allow for consistent and repeatable status notes across projects
- Weekly reviews help maintain productivity and ensure all projects and client work are up to date
- Sharing status notes enables collaboration with team members or clients in real time
- Using collapsible headers and tables of contents improves navigation in complex notes
- Deleted notes move to Evernote trash and can be restored or permanently deleted, protecting important data
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