I’ve spent a good portion of the last week on cleaning out some task lists. I’m not normally one to promote specific apps or tools, and I’m not really doing so here. But I wanted to give yall an idea of what I’ve been working on.

I have recently gotten back into the web service and app, Notion. It is kind of an all around content management system. It aims to replace a variety of tools including Trello, Airtable, Google Docs, and more. I tried it in the past but was turned off by the slow load of some pages and the 1000 block limit on the free account.
Both of those issues have been addressed in the past few years, and now fully free accounts have basically everything that an individual could want from the service when working on their own.
As you can see in the screenshot above, I’ve taken to creating a personal life dashboard. The many sub pages are areas where I store different forms of writing, personal things to track, things for our household, and a variety of other miscellaneous lists and pages.
This has taken me quite a while to work on, since I wanted it organized, making sense to me without extra data that would overwhelm me, and of course making it cute with pictures of my fursona and my partners liberally sprinkled about.
I don’t know how long it will take for me to get in the habit of using this over ToDoist and Trello, my other task and project management systems. A good portion of my time was spent on importing from them and trying to make things make sense. All I can hope is that this time I stick with it and have one home for the things that I want to keep track of. The nice thing is that it is flexible and I can build on it over time.
Do any of you use Notion? How about another personal life planning system that you enjoy? Share with me so that I can learn from you!

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