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I use it at work. It is easy to systematize and structure information. There are many opportunities for highlighting blocks of information

We just recently started using Sortd in our office. I work a hybrid schedule currently due to some medical issues. This program helps keep my co-workers up to date on what I am working on. It has helped me be more organized as well, and keeps things in front of me, helping to keep things from "slipping through the cracks". Being able to share an email, without having to forward it, it amazing. Can't wait to see what they add next.

Notion's Second Brain template is a powerful tool that allows users to keep track of their thoughts, ideas, and plans in an organized way. With its intuitive design and wide range of features, users can easily create and manage digital workspaces to store and access all their important information. The template includes a dashboard to view all tasks, notes, and upcoming deadlines, as well as an index to quickly search through content. Additionally, it offers the ability to create custom views and filters to quickly find what you need. With its flexible and customizable design, the Second Brain template can be personalized to meet the needs of any user. All in all, the Second Brain template is a great tool for organizing and managing your thoughts, ideas, and plans. I definitely recommend it!

If only we could connect our Github repos instead of importing them... :) Nice product; especially having a git repo integrated to project management features is great but what would be greater is that if it can provide the freedom to choose either importing repos or integrating repos instead of importing them from Github or Bitbcuket.

Do you ever imagine what you could do by reclaiming 5-10 hours of high-quality, productive time every week? Or how it would feel if you could save yourself the time and pain of back and forth scheduling and repetitive data entry? I’ve been using Mayday for almost 2 years now and couldn’t imagine life without it. Why I love Mayday: 1. Let’s me protect my time, which is my most valuable asset, before someone else steals it. The thing that most of us are completely unaware of is how much of our time and focus is “stolen” by that which we have been conditioned to think is normal - people booking meetings directly into your calendar, emails and messaging apps demanding your attention based on the sender’s schedule, not yours, etc 2. Optimizes what times I make available to others for meetings based on what works best for me - Mayday learns from my inputs and usage to determine ideal times for meetings, focus work, etc. It’s helped me to re-engineer my working schedule so I’m more productive yet also more calm and relaxed. 3. Automates repetitive elements of scheduling to save me 50% of the time I would normally spend on sending out invites - directions, instructions, durations, etc. There’s so much more to what Mayday enables and I’m thrilled that they’ve now opened up this release to the public

Another great launch from you @iampascio ! My top notion productivity designer and can use from day 1. Email writing is an art so a system like Email Architect is key to increasing efficiency in planning, tracking and writing better emails.