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Stacey Harmon · Evernote Certified Expert

Your Evernote should feel like a second brain. Not a junk drawer.

You want an organized Evernote account. Since 2012, Stacey has been teaching users how to get one and helping them keep up with Evernote’s rapid development. Explore how you can learn from her.

250+ Academy members and 9,500+ newsletter readers learn Evernote with Stacey.

Sound familiar?

You pay for Evernote. Are you getting your money’s worth?

You downloaded it to remember everything. Instead it’s become one more thing to manage, and the app keeps changing underneath you.

01

It’s turned into a digital junk drawer

Notes everywhere, no real system, and search that finds everything except the one thing you need.

02

It changes faster than you can learn it

AI Assistant, semantic search, new plans. Updates ship constantly, and most tutorials are out of date by the time you find them.

03

Generic answers don’t fit your life

Hours of YouTube and Facebook groups full of off-topic, incomplete (or just plain rude) replies.

It’s not your fault. Evernote is just the tool. Most people never get the time to learn the new features, or to see where they fit into the way they work. Getting your money’s worth takes three things: Evernote skills, workflows built for your life, and habits that make it stick. Stacey guides you through all three.

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Meet your guide

Hi, I’m Stacey. Evernote changed my life. Now I help it change yours.

I’m the only Evernote Certified Expert focused full time on Evernote education. But I teach much more than Evernote: productivity, organizing your whole digital life, and how I practice GTD®. It just so happens that everyone I teach uses Evernote.

After an 18-year career in real estate marketing and operations (and an MBA), I started my own business and went all in on Evernote. I’ve since helped thousands of people through consulting, online training and the Academy.

Read Stacey’s story 

17+years mastering Evernote
250+members inside the Academy
1,000sof people taught
119weekly newsletter issues
Why Evernote users trust Stacey

“Stacey is in a class by herself.”

That’s Julie Bestry, herself an Evernote Certified Expert. Here’s what other customers and fans say about learning Evernote with Stacey.

“It is so clear how experienced Stacey is with Evernote as a user of the platform herself and teaching others.”

Mel McEvansoneyaNewsletter reader

“I honestly could not be where I am today with Evernote, were it not for Stacey.”

Bill AdenAcademy member

“Stacey is just brilliant at what she does. … She is a fountain of knowledge always sharing loads of great tips.”

Janet SlaughterNewsletter reader

“I'm deeply impressed with the high quality information Stacey creates and shares, the community she's cultivated, and her consistent and insightful engagement with it.”

Carla Van ArnamAcademy member

“Stacey's insight and expertise help transition Evernote from an app to life changer.”

Steve SilversNewsletter reader

“As you dig deeper and have deeper questions, Stacey's there with answers.”

EdwinAcademy member

“I haven't found anyone else who has invested as much time and energy into helping others learn how to get the best out of Evernote…”

Steve AllenNewsletter reader

“Stacey's so conscientious about answering questions in a timely manner and giving you personalized advice every time you ask a question.”

DianaAcademy member

“…I'm already a power user who knows his way around the app. But it turns out there's often a faster way - and Stacey always knows it!”

Pep RosenfeldNewsletter reader
The Academy

Get an Evernote expert in your corner.

The Academy is Stacey’s membership community for Evernote enthusiasts. It’s the fastest way to go from scattered to organized, and to stay current as Evernote evolves.

  • An on-demand library, from foundations to power-user skills
  • New-feature walkthroughs within days of each release
  • Live events every week
  • Answers from Stacey and fellow members
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Grumpy about Evernote?

Evernote has evolved.

If you’ve grown disenchanted with Evernote, or drifted away over past bugs or pricing, it’s worth a second look. Your hundreds, if not thousands, of notes are still there. Since Bending Spoons acquired Evernote in 2023, it’s transformed the app into a polished and powerful tool. The first year went into stability. Now Evernote has:

  • A new release every week
  • 375+ improvements since January 2024
  • Practical AI features like industry-leading transcription and an MCP

For those who embrace the innovation, the benefits far outweigh the cost.

Thinking of switching apps? App switching is the biggest productivity time suck there is, and there’s no perfect app. So I teach pick and stick: choose the app that fits how you work, and go deep with it. If your tool is Evernote, I’ll help.

Learn more about the evolution of Evernote 

  1. 2008Evernote launches in Silicon Valley and pioneers a new kind of app: one place to remember everything, synced across your devices
  2. 2012Reaches unicorn status: a $1 billion valuation
  3. 2020Evernote v10 is released
  4. 2023Milan-based Bending Spoons acquires Evernote
  5. 2024Legacy Evernote is retired
  6. Jan 2026Evernote v11 arrives, bringing the first AI features to the app
  7. Jul 2026Bending Spoons, Evernote’s parent company, goes public on NASDAQ
  8. Oct 2026Berkshire Hathaway invests $330 million in Bending Spoons for a 4% total stake

Make Evernote finally work for you.

Join the Academy, or start with free tips every Monday. Either way, you’ll have an expert in your corner.

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