📊 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

You guys seemed to like the last post, so here are some more ways to use your iPad! ☺️✍🏻💕 1. Digital journaling: turn your iPad into an art journal, junk journal, diary, scrapbook… it is so versatile!! Not only are you saving paper, but you’re also getting to unwind and be creative ✍🏻💕 2. Cre

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

👩🏻As a busy mom of two and an avid reader, I decided to turn my iPad Air into a Kindle instead of purchasing a separate e-reader. 👩🏻‍💻The decision was simple once I discovered the Pocketbook app. This app has transformed my iPad into a seamless Kindle e-reader, and here's how. 📓Unlimited

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

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

I’ve used both the iPad mini and the iPad Air for digital planning, content, and everyday life, so here’s a real breakdown. From size and speed to how they actually feel to use, this post covers it all. If you’re torn between portability and power, this might help you decide! Comment which you pref

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