Where productivity is more than getting stuff done
I'm still on the Notion bandwagon, regardless of some of the issues they've been dealing with as of late (slow development, performance, etc.) and no better example of that is my counting on Notion on my recent vacation. I needed to keep track of maps, travel itineraries, currency exchanges, menus, hotels, airlines, customs, expenses...the list … Continue reading Using Notion for Travel Planning
The plethora of productivity tools in the marketplace, from small single-user solutions up to enterprise wide platforms, creates an environment of confusion when it comes to implementation. Do these sound familiar: What does this tool do? How can I use it? Does it have the features I need? What features DO I need?Who is going … Continue reading A tool without a plan is worse than no tool at all
If you do any research into the tool Notion online you'll find some common complaints coming from users. These include: slow loading times on mobile, no real offline mode, and no native application for mobile use. Now I'm a fan of the tool, don't get me wrong. It's the closest thing to a Swiss army … Continue reading The biggest knocks on Notion
OneNote 2016 is back from the dead.
I've been focused on using Notion for the past couple of weeks and have found a specific feature has crept into my daily workflow without me even thinking about it. This feature has turned what was an organizational challenge into the proverbial "piece of cake." Linked Databases Notion supports the idea of taking a database … Continue reading Making my task list part of my notes in Notion
As of right now, Notion's Personal Plan is officially free for students and educators
Do we really need a separate app for each specific problem? Let me get up on the soapbox about this one.
