When I first started considering Evernote, I did some research. I looked at other products and also considered how I might structure Evernote. My fear was getting going and then later wanting to change the structure, but already having too much in place and thus being stuck.

In my search for the best way to structure my Evernote, I ran across three blog posts by David M. Ward, a Lawyer who writes on marketing and productivity. Although he has a niche, in the law community, you will find his information very helpful.

The posts that helped me with my structure are a bit dated now. Evernote has added much since he wrote these posts. However, he has written a book on Evernote, which is updated.

Check out Ward’s posts (Post 1, Post 2, Post 3). Then let me know what you think. I’d love your feedback.

Please share in the comments section any resources you have used for structuring your Evernote.