Ronit Newmark | Notion Certified

Every once in a while I read over the AI summaries of my @Zoom meetings and have a good laugh. Most recently, we never said the name of the tool we use for ticket management and somehow the AI decided we use Jira. It hallucinated, we don't use Jira.

Looking for a simple use case to start using @notionHQ for, you could start with tracking your household chores. buff.ly/3yLgZkh

It’s important to adopt a “learning mindset” when starting to use Notion. Take the time to understand the tool, its features, and how to use them effectively. Focus on mastering the basics before diving into more complex features and customizations. buff.ly/3T7yz8T

Notion has changed how I keep track of everything in my life. It even helps me to keep track of habits and chores around the house, because lets be honest who really remembers when was the last time you changed the bedsheets. buff.ly/4dDjjZv

With great power comes great responsibility buff.ly/4fVJZ9H

Notion can be a powerful tool for organizing your life and work, but it takes time and effort to set up in a way that works for you. buff.ly/3MpAfaa

Its never too late to start a new habit or improve how you track it. buff.ly/3ASSDFy

When it comes to starting to garden, most people are focused on the wrong things: * Which seed starting tray is best? * What's the perfect ratio of soil to compost? * What size containers should I get? The truth: you can garden in anything with just a potting mix.

Love it and love that you are reusing things you have laying around! So many people think you need to go out and buy new things to make a raised bed garden.

Knowledge sharing becomes more difficult as companies grow. As teams divide into separate spaces, information becomes either siloed or diluted. The remedy to this is central depositories of information. Single sources of truth are powerful.

Charts are here! And as usual the first version by @NotionHQ is jam packed with features to build charts of the data you're collecting in your Notion databases!