Much like author Michael Hyatt, tags have become the engine that helps power the organizational success with how Thomas manages content in Evernote. Recently, he found that focusing on tags gave him the most flexibility by associating the notes he creates to his tags. Thomas Honeyman is a student at the University of Southern California and co-founder of a music collaboration platform. Yesterday, we discovered a post on Medium that provides a clear example of how one user has successfully structured his Evernote account to help make the most impact in his work with an emphasis on tags. That taxonomy can be as simple or complex as you need, but it’s remarkable how powerful Evernote becomes when you find the right system that works. From notebooks to tags, you have the option to decide your own personal classification system. The question we get from many users is how to organize the material they bring into Evernote. The power of Evernote is that there is no right or wrong way to use it.įrom audio notes to websites, it’s the perfect place to capture and store the content you need to be productive.
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