In my last post, I mentioned how I am using Evernote as my planner; a few of you have had some questions so here I am.
I started using Evernote the week of December 23rd. I was looking for a new planner for 2017 and I was not liking anything that I was finding. I keep lists of all sorts of things in Evernote so it only made sense to try and find a way to use Evernote for my planner. I did a little bit of research and found these templates for 2017. With a little adjusting, I was able to make the weekly template work for me.
I first created a folder called Day Planner {I put the folder in my Inbox stack because I spend the most time here}.
!Inbox -- default notebook. Anything coming into Evernote goes here to be sorted and dealt with {It is piling up today}. Ideally, this is emptied every day but for me, it is more like a few times a week.
!TO DO -- This is the notebook that holds some of those lists. My genealogy to do list, my blog to do list and my brainstorming list live here…
I started using Evernote the week of December 23rd. I was looking for a new planner for 2017 and I was not liking anything that I was finding. I keep lists of all sorts of things in Evernote so it only made sense to try and find a way to use Evernote for my planner. I did a little bit of research and found these templates for 2017. With a little adjusting, I was able to make the weekly template work for me.
I first created a folder called Day Planner {I put the folder in my Inbox stack because I spend the most time here}.
!Inbox -- default notebook. Anything coming into Evernote goes here to be sorted and dealt with {It is piling up today}. Ideally, this is emptied every day but for me, it is more like a few times a week.
!TO DO -- This is the notebook that holds some of those lists. My genealogy to do list, my blog to do list and my brainstorming list live here…
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