You need to find the solution that works for you. You’ll notice that I titled this section: “My Solution” because I very firmly believe not all solutions are one size fits all. Note: This will only work if you have Todoist premium since labels are a feature only available to premium users 🙁 Everything is then distributed from Todoist to where it needs to go. The idea is to make Todoist the central “inbox”. What was ideal for me was plugging everything into Todoist, but syncing automatically to a note in Evernote where I could use the points as headers and make additional notes underneath. Although what I discovered was that I was having to go between Evernote and Todoist in meetings which detracted from the amount of attention I could pay during the meeting. I could very easily just make a new project in Todoist called ‘agenda’ and plug everything in there.

It could sometimes be a bit overwhelming. I found that I was getting information from my boss via the phone, email and verbally. One issue I encountered in my day to day, was adding topics quickly and as effortlessly as possible to my upcoming meeting’s agenda. My solution to this is usually to plug everything into my calendar, todo list and Evernote. The brain is not for storing ideas, it’s for creating them. All of these things collect information for you as the day goes on. It could be your email, whatsapp (or any other instant messaging application like iMessage or Facebook’s Messenger), word of mouth, your note book and even your brain. I talk a bit about this in “ my top ten productivity tips” blog. An inbox is anywhere that receives information. We all have multiple inboxes and sometimes we don’t even realise it.

James clear talks about how making a habit or task easy is one of the most important aspects when making sure we actually do it in his book: “Atomic Habits”. This article is going to show you how to sync items from Todoist to Evernote Automatically.

Evernote tasks to todoist