Late night thought 320: Vacay tomorrow!!!!!

Last-minute productivity before vacation = pure Go tactics: Cut where needed. Connect only what matters. Reduce the noise. Secure life in the corner… and then escape to the airport.

swear the most productive version of me only shows up when a plane ticket is involved.

Being productive last minute: - Gave updates to the team in term of planning - Finalize the calendar for Training 2026 - Slowly kick smartsheet in the right direction (but I think my boss is now changing his mind after he saw 2026 calendar in my Notion) - Catching up on project

Late night thought 319: The dilemma of vacation: you end up buying more things and you don't know how to pack...

Next year training plan is drafted! Only took me 2 hours with the help of Notion Sometimes, things like this make me appreciate Notion even more

Trying to balance work + creation + packing is hilarious. Laptop open. Suitcase half-packed. Brain switching between “publish tweet” and “do I need socks?” The multitasking is Olympic-level.

Leaving for vacation in 2 days 🥳🥳 So, are you the type who pack in advance or last minute packer?

Late night thought 318: The internet rewards speed. But your life rewards consistency. I’m learning that it’s okay to move slower, as long as I’m still moving.

The more I create, the more I realize… It’s less about becoming “better” and more about becoming more honest with how I work. Once you understand your patterns, you stop fighting your workflow and start designing around it.

My brain every day: “I should take the Notion certification exam.” Then I open Notion and work on something else

Late night thought 317: I’ve realized half of “being organized” is just owning the fact that you’re a messy human trying your best. Tools help. Systems help. But the real progress is learning to adjust, not chase perfection.

This is absolute gold here people!

Hot take: Motivation matters way less than people think. What actually keeps you consistent is: – a simple system – a clear plan – and a workflow you don’t dread opening Notion helps, but the discipline comes from the setup.

Advanced Notion tip: Your workspace should teach you how to think. If your system requires constant reminders, rewriting, and re-organizing, that’s a sign it’s too complicated. Simple systems scale. Pretty ones break.

Late night thought 316: Few more days and I'll be on vacation officially

Planned a whole-year calendar for training with the team today Goals in 2026 don't seem that faraway any more

Instead of simple priorities, create a weighted priority system: Priority Score = Impact + Urgency + Effort (inverted) Then sort by score. This gives you a real priority list, not vibes-based task picking.

Late night thought 315: I don’t always know what I’m doing in Notion automations. I just keep clicking until things magically start working. It’s 90% instinct, 10% “oh wow, that actually did something.”

Big workspaces? Create a Settings or Constants database. Store: – Default durations – Priority weights – Category names – Team capacity Then pull them into formulas and rollups. Makes large systems so much easier to maintain.