🔴 6:01 I had to put the Timeline notebook back. I just noticed that the reason it's there is to let me easily drag to that notebook completed activities (notes) from any of the Backlog notebooks. To better understand it, please take a look at the image below. 👇 ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx8D954hpOqDzvWEj2GS4QKhg7mCmo_d6p
Eu mudei minha forma de organizar o Evernote também. Decidi fazer o que você fez com os cadernos (transformando-os em tags) e depois criei um caderno pra cada ano. Coloquei na visão de todas as notas, organizadas por data de criação e fui arrastando, de 50 em 50 pra cada caderno do ano correspondente. Atualmente uso o ano de 2024 como o principal, então toda nota que crio já fica ali. Percebi que ficou muito mais fluido o processo de abrir o app e já criar uma nota, além de ter um insight sobre o meu uso do Evernote ao longo dos anos. Precisei separar uns 2 anos em primeiro e segundo semestre pois o volume de notas era imenso, mas de qualquer forma manteve ali a lógica da cronologia. Estou navegando agora apenas pelas tags e estou adorando!
I did something similar, not so extreme, I saw your previous video about the system and I didn't understand very well now it's clearer. I followed Thiago Forte's model of having a notebook for each project and throwing everything in there, but I didn't know what tasks were or what supported the project and not the project itself, what I did was label everything and separate it, following the GTD as well, in notebooks (projects to start, in progress, completed and delayed), and I separated the related files into other notebooks, each note has a Project label.... and an index note "Learning English Index", another I usually link everything related when I need it with recurrence in the note, so the notes are free within Evernote and I can work with several notes, one for each thing. They can be tasks (I have a Tasks notebook), be part of the planning (go to my Planning notebook), or even go to the "Files" notebook, which I will find. A good balance between notebooks and labels
Interesting. I'm more inclined to use Evernote's features to avoid having to create consolidation notes like you are doing. For example, my tasks go in specific notes and base of the note (or notebook) title I can easily know what's that task about. I'll share more about this in the future, when I start showing how tasks work on this new system.
🔴 6:01 I had to put the Timeline notebook back. I just noticed that the reason it's there is to let me easily drag to that notebook completed activities (notes) from any of the Backlog notebooks. To better understand it, please take a look at the image below.
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ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx8D954hpOqDzvWEj2GS4QKhg7mCmo_d6p
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Eu mudei minha forma de organizar o Evernote também. Decidi fazer o que você fez com os cadernos (transformando-os em tags) e depois criei um caderno pra cada ano. Coloquei na visão de todas as notas, organizadas por data de criação e fui arrastando, de 50 em 50 pra cada caderno do ano correspondente.
Atualmente uso o ano de 2024 como o principal, então toda nota que crio já fica ali. Percebi que ficou muito mais fluido o processo de abrir o app e já criar uma nota, além de ter um insight sobre o meu uso do Evernote ao longo dos anos.
Precisei separar uns 2 anos em primeiro e segundo semestre pois o volume de notas era imenso, mas de qualquer forma manteve ali a lógica da cronologia. Estou navegando agora apenas pelas tags e estou adorando!
I did something similar, not so extreme, I saw your previous video about the system and I didn't understand very well now it's clearer. I followed Thiago Forte's model of having a notebook for each project and throwing everything in there, but I didn't know what tasks were or what supported the project and not the project itself, what I did was label everything and separate it, following the GTD as well, in notebooks (projects to start, in progress, completed and delayed), and I separated the related files into other notebooks, each note has a Project label.... and an index note "Learning English Index", another I usually link everything related when I need it with recurrence in the note, so the notes are free within Evernote and I can work with several notes, one for each thing. They can be tasks (I have a Tasks notebook), be part of the planning (go to my Planning notebook), or even go to the "Files" notebook, which I will find. A good balance between notebooks and labels
Interesting. I'm more inclined to use Evernote's features to avoid having to create consolidation notes like you are doing. For example, my tasks go in specific notes and base of the note (or notebook) title I can easily know what's that task about. I'll share more about this in the future, when I start showing how tasks work on this new system.