róża czerwona October 16th

📊 If it’s not organized, it’s not getting done. I built a whole system in Notion to track my classes, apps, MCAT, and even my habits… and honestly? It changed everything. Google Sheets helps me plan my week by energy, not guilt. 💡 Use templates to save time 💡 Add emojis for quick scanning 💡 Al

*i did not create this, but is available online for free!* i’ve been very vocal that i’m on my first ever play through of stardew valley right now, and i’m currently on winter of year 1 and finally decided to see what was up at the community center 😂 i was quickly overwhelmed and was going to m

hi friends! i’ve started to get back into using notion to try to help me get back into a normal routine of things. i definitely find notion difficult to use at times, but i am starting to get a little more used to using it! as of right now i’m keeping my notion page extremely simple so i don’t

welcome to my notion! I use notion for literally EVERYTHING. it’s a fantastic tool to stay organized with. while notion can feel a little overwhelming at first, templates are a great way to get started. here’s a lil overview of my page: • directory page - I use this page to quickly acces

google calendar vs notion calendar 🗓️🎧💖 i’ve been using google calendar since high school, and switched over to notion in the beginning of the year! i’ve been able to play around with notion calendar a lot and wanted to share some differences between the two platforms so you can choose what’s be

These are my most-used pages inside my Notion Content Planner 📒 the ones that keep my life and creator workflow actually organized ✨ 📅 Content Calendar to visually plan posts across platforms 📊 Analytics to track and compare how my accounts are performing 🎯 Goals to set monthly creator goals

Here are my most used pages inside my Notion Meal Planner Template 🍽️ Meal Planner to plan out weekly meals, stay consistent, and avoid last-minute stress. 📖 Recipe Book for all my favorite recipes in one searchable place 🛒 Pantry to track what I have, what I need, and avoid overbuying Each

Turning my iPad into an e-reader completely changed the way I read. With apps like Kindle, Libby, Apple Books, and even GoodNotes, I can access everything from library books and audiobooks to PDFs and study materials all in one place. I can highlight, annotate, and even switch between reading and n

Upgraded from my 4-year-old iPad 8 and didn’t want to go overboard, so the A16 chip version gave me everything I use daily—without the premium price tag. Same screen size, Touch ID, Apple Pencil support, and sleek design—all at ~40% less than the Air (M2). It felt like an obvious, practical choice