Wanting is vague. Not wanting is specific.

I made a free notion template for writing down your no's — because this past year, I said no to a lot of things.

And I felt great. The things I didn't want? Gone.

That's the power of no. It clears the path.

Link↓ — I can't not share this.

Notion gives you one AI agent, but actually you can have 7. Here's how:

Unpopular opinion:
Starting your day with "the most important task" is overrated.

When I'm low on energy, importance doesn't help.
Interest does.

I start with something I actually want to do.
Then momentum carries the rest.

Notion gives you one AI agent, but actually you can have 7. Here's how:

I think I've officially switched to creator mode.

I catch myself building tools only creators would need:

a comment section so visitors can comment directly on a Notion page,

a tiny thing to send personalized emails without copy-pasting 50 times.

Funny how the shift happens without you noticing.

Is it just me, or does Notion AI have cross-window memory? I've noticed it sometimes references topics we discussed in a previous window. #notion

My Notion AI asked what I’ve been building lately.

And I had to admit… nothing.

It felt weirdly like disappointing a very polite coworker.

But I have been working.

I’ve mostly been opening Notion to talk to my little AI team.

And I’m having a great time.

When I started building Notion templates, I asked myself:
What's the hardest thing I can make?
A yearly heatmap with no embeds, no third-party tools.
Just Notion formulas.
· What's the hardest thing you've built in Notion? #notion #notiontemplate

Notion template creator here 👋
I make tools for people who hate clicking.
Browse my templates → mistralcreates.notion.site

I built a Notion template no one else can replicate.
Not because I'm smart — because I caught a bug.
A self-referencing formula that Notion never intended.
It appeared once. I saved it. The bug is gone.
Now it powers all my tagging systems.
Ever found a bug you didn't want fixed?