I am wondering if there is a better way to manage my projects in Evernote. Currently I use these folders:
!nbox
!nput to Watch, Read or Listen
1 Next
2 Waiting
3 Scheduled
4 Someday/Maybe
5 Completed
6 In-Process Projects
7 Degree Project Support Files
8 Other Project Support Files
9 Checklists and Templates
10 Reference
Then I have lots of tags for
@contexts
/type of material
+time estimate
and various other tags related to the general idea of the note
I basically like this, but as my projects accumulate, what do I do for the actionable steps associated with that project? If I add the action item to a list on the project note, I would have to go through each project to see what my next action is. If I create a separate note for each action, how does that relate to my separate project note?
I guess I'm wondering if I am using my tags and notebooks and notes in the best way. Maybe I should create a tag for each of my projects instead of a note? Or a notebook (though I hate to think how many notebooks that would give me)?
Thanks,
Hilary
!nbox
!nput to Watch, Read or Listen
1 Next
2 Waiting
3 Scheduled
4 Someday/Maybe
5 Completed
6 In-Process Projects
7 Degree Project Support Files
8 Other Project Support Files
9 Checklists and Templates
10 Reference
Then I have lots of tags for
@contexts
/type of material
+time estimate
and various other tags related to the general idea of the note
I basically like this, but as my projects accumulate, what do I do for the actionable steps associated with that project? If I add the action item to a list on the project note, I would have to go through each project to see what my next action is. If I create a separate note for each action, how does that relate to my separate project note?
I guess I'm wondering if I am using my tags and notebooks and notes in the best way. Maybe I should create a tag for each of my projects instead of a note? Or a notebook (though I hate to think how many notebooks that would give me)?
Thanks,
Hilary