



I wanted to tell you about a recent video, I made all about my Notion content calendar set up. We’re going to start from something really, really basic, and then move up to something a little more advanced as we go.īefore we dive into today’s video. Today, I’m specifically going to be talking about to-do lists in Notion and how you can create three different types of to-do lists or three different styles of to-do lists, depending on how tech savvy you are, how advanced you are of a Notion user. Now, I’ve used a lot of different productivity tools, everything from Trello to Asana, to just a pen and paper, and while I still do love a pen and paper every once in a while, I rely solely on an app called Notion to run my business life and my personal life. I want to talk to you all about my favorite productivity tool, Notion.
