Quick Start

Three Basic Tips

Whether you're using Notion or any new note-taking software, I recommend following these three tips:

1. Don't immediately migrate your old notes. Because you're not yet familiar with the new software's logic, blindly importing a large number of old notes will only make your new system chaotic from day one.
2. Don't immediately change your workflow. Don't expect a new tool to be fully effective from day one. The correct approach is gradual change. For the first three days, only use Notion to record new tasks and notes, then gradually expand usage scope in the first week.
3. Don't immediately fill in lifestyle modules. Although the Template presets 5 types of lifestyle interest recording modules, filling in this information requires little thinking cost, but the timing is wrong. If you're fighting on both work and life fronts simultaneously, your energy will be severely scattered.

How to Start After Purchase

Watch Template Intro Video

I spent 1 month creating a comprehensive intro video for this Template. I strongly recommend all Template users browse through it before using to better understand the Template's design philosophy and basic workflow.

Read Design Documentation

I also wrote a comprehensive article for this Template that introduces in detail the Template's underlying logic in text and images.

Article link: "Rethinking Notion, My Seven Years of Reflection"

Understand Notion's Basic Design

I created a comprehensive Notion system review 3 years ago. Although Notion has had many updates since then, this video still gives you a basic understanding of Notion.

More Getting Started Tips

If you're new to Notion, I recommend reading this article to follow steps and avoid pitfalls:

5 Tips to Get Through Notion Beginner Adjustment Period Faster