My wife is looking to take a deep dive for GoodNotes, which she is using on her iPad as a digital planner, recipe storage bin and a variety of other things. She has found some YouTube videos, but most of those are pretty surface level and have generally a specific task in mind.
Anybody found anything previously that could help?
Learn Goodnotes from The Sweet Setup is a good course.
Thanks all. Appreciate the tips.
The Sweet Setup course has templates that you can download and they teach you how to make them.
There are some templates if you do a simple search and then look under images… I don’t know how good they are but they might be enough to get you started. You can always add a lil clip art, maybe make it look nicer and have a little fun.
Procreate is a terrific app. Easy to use… it’s intuitive. The last I checked it was only $5. There is a free guide book in Apple’s Bookstore. Whether you are a novice, a seasoned artist or anything in between–Procreate in unrivaled. I don’t know how many similar apps I have bought but I just use Procreate– several times a week.
There is a digital scrapbooking site I use a lot. Scrapgirls.com does have templates for planners and stuff. I bought a couple of design sets for use in GoodNotes. I just goofed around with them. Some of them are formatted the right size. Others might be clip art,
I use to know AppleWorks inside out. I wish I could stay the same about Pages.
You might want to contact the app’s tech support. I bet they can steer you in the right direction.
Expresso shots? Rofl! You’re too funny!
PS I could teach you to be artistic! 
LOL! That’s how you start! Actually people are rather hard to draw. Ever notice how many fingers Fred and Barney have? They just start to get in the way!
I’m a primary school teacher. Every year the kids would be moaning “I can’t draw!" They want very much to be accurate. Adults foolishly believe they are being so creative. But they really did forget to use red and color Santa’s suit green.
Anyway, they had so much dormant talent. I made them draw and they loved it. I never met a kid who couldn’t draw!
And you Really don’t have to know how to draw with all this digital stuff! It’s amazing. Artists don’t even need paints any more.