You’ll want to create a title for every day, so you group those tasks together. You’ll want to use the Check List feature when entering tasks so you can easily cross them off when completed. Once you have your note created, it’s time to get your tasks organized. Create a Lists Notebook – I use this as a place to keep all my list style notes, like my grocery shopping list, my books to read this year list, movies I want to see list, etc.Download the Evernote app on all your devices.Set Upīefore jumping in and starting your to-do list in Evernote, there’s a few things you’ll want to get set up first: If you want a robust task manager with deadline reminders, task categories, start date and progress updates, linked to a project with extensive notes that collapse under the task, Evernote isn’t for you.īut if you want a simple, write out my tasks for the week and cross them off when done solution, Evernote is a great tool!
Most people will tell you that Evernote isn’t typically used as a To-Do list, and they would be right. I mean, what if I’m in the bathroom and remember I have something I need to get done? I need something as simple to use as writing tasks on a piece of paper, but convenient enough to access it wherever I am. The To-Do list programs I found were either too complicated (I don’t have time to categorize, set start times and deadlines, assign it to a project) or couldn’t be used on all the essential platforms I needed (MacBook, iPhone, iPad, Windows PC). Using Evernote for Your To-Do List Jason Vanaīetween working full time, running Ignite (an international nonprofit ministry), writing for Sweet Fish Media, taking on graphic design projects for clients, writing for my own blog, as well as the typical living tasks (cleaning, buying groceries, cooking, laundry, dishes, making trips to the bank), it’s near impossible for me to keep everything I need to do straight.įor years, I’ve tried to find some kind of program or app or system that would help me stay on top of my daily and weekly to-do lists, to no avail.
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