I Was Wrong About Notion, Here’s Why…
Around two years ago, I wrote an article about my decision to move away from Notion. Back then, I discovered that I was spending too much time messing around with the features and that I was becoming less productive when I was using it.
But I couldn’t have been more wrong about moving away from it because fast-forward a year, I decided to start using it again for managing my blog and YouTube channel. I even went out and purchased Thomas Frank’s Creator Companion template, which I use till this day for managing my side hustle. I honestly don’t know where I would be today without it today.
Over the last couple of months, I’ve been looking at ways of re-introducing Notion to my daily life. Only this time, I don’t want to use it for absolutely everything because that was one of the reasons I moved away. This time I want to use it only for things that will provide a genuine improvement to my workflow and daily life.
But without any further ado, here are the reasons I was wrong about moving away from Notion…
Recognising why I was wrong
A few years ago, when I was a university student, I found Notion incredibly helpful. I used it for managing my research, studies, and coursework. I found it so useful that I started using it for everything.
