Most people are overwhelmed by the digital information around them. We have access to unlimited amounts of information. Most people don’t have the tools to harness and make it their own. That’s about to change with Evernote Made Easy.

Trying to remember which folder inside a folder inside a folder houses the document we need is frustrating.

What’s important is not documents, but the information contained in them. Our needs fall into a few distinct categories:

• Create information from anywhere. When an idea occurs, how quickly can you trap it for later review? When the need arises to record a quick audio or snap a photo, how easily can you do that?
• Edit information from anywhere. Working from anywhere means starting a project on the laptop at home, continuing it on your phone during the subway ride, and finishing it on the desktop computer at work. How easily can you go from device to device and pick up where you left off?
• Access information easily from anywhere. Our information is no good if we can’t find it when we need it. “Search” is where Evernote shines.
• Share information from anywhere. It’s one thing to be able to share something when you get back to the office…provided you remember. With Evernote, you can be in the middle of a conversation, search for a piece of information, and share it with another person in the moment.

Much has been written about Evernote for more than a decade.

And that’s the problem. Evernote has changed and evolved. That’s why I wrote Evernote Made Easy.

Learn Evernote from the very beginning. Continue the journey to the most recent additions. You come away with the tools and the techniques to get your digital house in order. The cost is only $10.