We have a couple of different ways for you to ask questions of us today. As Stacey mentioned, welcome to the hangout. You'll see those examples come up in lots of different places. We work with businesses to help them implement better workflows and technology. I wear several different hats in my company, K.W. I am the Freelancing Ambassador for Evernote, as well as an Evernote Business Certified Consultant. Kristi Willis: Hi, I'm Kristi Willis, also co-author of Untethered with Evernote. Kristi, why don't you go ahead and introduce yourself? My love of Evernote has really driven me towards becoming both an Evernote Certified Business Consultant and Evernote's Marketing Ambassador. No doubt about it, Evernote is my most important piece of business software. So I do a lot of training and consulting. I'm principle at Harmon Enterprises. We help business owners who are ready to bring digital transformation to their business, and certainly, that includes Evernote. We wanted to start a monthly discussion about items related to helping you get untethered. We are your hosts, Kristi Willis and Stacey Harmon, co-authors of Untethered with Evernote: Tips & Workflows for Independent Entrepreneurs. Stacey Harmon: Welcome, everybody, to the Untethered with Evernote monthly hangout. Stacey's approach to organizing notebooks and notes Kristi's approach to organizing notebooks and notes Platform Demo: Evernote for PC and Evernote for Mac App Great Evernote debates such as notebooks or tags are addressed and discussed (hint: Stacey and Kristi disagree on this one!) and viewer questions are answered live. The organizational structures and philosophies of the Untethered with Evernote co-authors are expanded on as each walks you through why and how they organize Evernote as they do. Learn about the relationship between notes, notebooks, stacks, and tags and the options for creating organizational structure in your own Evernote account.

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