Evernote allows you to take pictures of handwritten notes, type notes, and save web pages. Notes can be searched and organized with tags. The free account provides 60MB of new storage per month, suitable for storing hundreds of text notes. Evernote's web clipper extension saves web pages, and notes can include checklists, audio recordings, and be automatically tagged or sent to other services using IFTTT recipes.

1. How to Use Evernote to
Streamline and Simplify
Everything
A Crash Course Mini-Training by Will Chou

2. How I Use It (A Simple Process)
Download the Evernote app on your phone and log in (free). Take pictures of any
hand-written notes using the app.
Whenever you want to pull up the notes but can’t remember where it came from, just search a
word from the notes and it will pull it up .
You get 60 MB of new space per month (if you use it) for the Free account.
Therefore, I only use it for text storage (e.g. long-form important notes). You can store hundreds
without running out of space.
Other things you can put in there:
You can type up notes.

3. Other useful Evernote tricks
1
Evernote’s Web
Clipper extension
A free browser extension.
Press the button and it saves
any web page you’re on neatly
to Evernote so you can come
back to it later. You can even
save YouTube videos (but it
takes up a lot of space).
2 Tags
You can create tags, like you
can in Gmail, to sort and find
anything in Evernote by
topics.
3
Checkboxs and
Audio Recordings
There is a checkbox button
you can use to create
checklists if you create a text
note in Evernote.
There’s also a button for
recording audio memos in an
Evernote note.

4. Crazy Evernote IFTTT Recipes
Before we begin, it’s important to note that just because it’s cool or
complicated, doesn’t mean it improves productivity!
Send a note to a Slack channel when you tag it a certain word.
Archive and tag Text Messages or Emails automatically to Evernote

5. Good luck!
You can do it!