Of course, Notion can go to lengths I haven't yet explored: You can manage your consulting business, deliver online courses, have a company's wiki, documentation, create a portfolio or gallery, engthy writing projects, research and you can learn to do all this in Notion Mastery
#Trello review for artist archive#
And when I no longer need any of that, I just throw it all into an archive page and they live there forever without cluttering my view. I also have a database for my monthly reviews, my vision board, tarot, books, etc. If I have broccoli in the fridge I have the list of recipes I can use it for. I have created a system that is working for me quite well at the moment. Notion is a tool, YOU create your own system. Still, as she often mentions in her course, you have to adapt things to your needs. In the beginning, I tried to set up everything as Marie suggested, using the P.A.R.A method.
And you have mobile apps that let you capture everything everywhere. You can create pages that you can share publicly or with specific people like any website, you can create databases, galleries, Kanban boards, Calendars etc. You can make it as complex or as simple as you need it. It’s an app that can become a custom organizing, project management and productivity system. Once you get familiar with Notion and you’ve played around with it, creating and deconstructing, you can design your own workspace and use it for your specific needs. Within the course, you have access to two things, besides tons of instructions: Templates that Marie builds and shares and Notion Office Hours, where you can join her to ask questions and troubleshoot your setups. The course teaches from the basics of Notion to complex use cases. Now everything goes into Notion where it gets sorted, archived, added to a project, a task and viewed in however many ways I need it.
I was able to create a space for my needs. She built this course as we went, it was completely nontraditional, and my ADHD brain loved it. After watching all the videos, trying to set up some pages, I signed up for her Noti on Mastery Course. She got all her projects, tasks, permaculture, household, and business organized within one tool, and her screen shares left me speechless. I started to watch Marie’s videos on YouTube. I’m an artist, but I’ve also worked for years as an online business manager and occasionally build WordPress sites (for those who ask nicely). Plus, all my hard drive, my phone, recipes, household to-dos. Pinterest for getting inspiration and reference images. I tried every app and system: Trello, Asana, Basecamp, Evernote, Pocket, Feedly, Regular old bookmarking, bullet journaling.
I have a mild (or maybe not so mild) case of ADHD, so it is a battle to get organized. Then she wrote a blog post that made me super curious. I saw she was documenting how she used Notion. She always recommended excellent resources throughout the years. I clicked around a few times, but nothing happened, and I abandoned it.Ī few months later, I listened to a podcast with Marie Poulin, I’d followed her on Twitter for a long time. This app looked so friendly I signed up for an account immediately and then stared at the screen without knowing what to do. Many roads led me to the Notion app and the Notion Mastery courseįirst, it was Roman Muradov, the illustrator who created Notion’s branding.
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