Lessons-Learned Lessons from EvernoteĬonsider some lessons I took from how I organized my notes in Evernote: But I think it is good to have examples of what people are doing because there is always the possibility to learn something. What works works for me, and may not work for anyone else. So when I talk about how I organize my notes in Obsidian, I am talking about an experiment that I am working on that meets my own unique requirements. Other things don’t work and I toss them or try to find ways to improve them. Some things work, and I keep those things around. My use of plain text files for the bulk of my output is an experiment. Recently I wrote about what I think of as “ how-to versus how-I.” My migration from Evernote to Obsidian is an experiment. What was a bit surprising at the time was how vocal people were about what method of organization was best. Each person is unique, has unique requirements, and the result is a unique was of organizing their notes. During the years that I was Evernote’s paperless ambassador, one thing I learned was that organization was a very personal thing.

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