Thread by @timsoret

I started using @NotionHQ earlier this year.
This has now become an essential part of my cognitive system. It reflects & influences my mental organisation, dramatically improving the clarity of my thinking.
Essential for businesses, but even more so for anyone with ADHD.

@NotionHQ For The Last Night, we spent 3 years working with hundreds of Google Docs files - rigid structure, scattered information, redundancy, lack of hierarchy & connectivity.

@NotionHQ We tried different tools - but it never clicked.
Until I tried @NotionHQ thanks to my friend @im_Charp.

It's an extremely fast, easy to use, flexible, highly interconnected documentation with rich media, videos, preview links, pictures, comments, etc.

@NotionHQ @im_Charp Inspirations, writing, concept art, management, production, business, todos, hiring, marketing, we put everything in there.

One tool to rule them all.
Notion replaced all rigid tools we used like Basecamp, Google Docs, Trello, Airtable, HacknPlan, Asana, wikis...

@NotionHQ @im_Charp I'm not sponsored: I just fucking love it.

I'm sure it could help you, personally or professionally. To rewire everything, organise your beliefs, contacts, tasks, goals, books, movies, whatever you'd like.

If you try Notion from this link, we get $5:
notion.so/?r=9aff4492764…

@NotionHQ @im_Charp Here are a few examples on how I use it:

1. Art Gallery
My favorite painters. Can be sorted by date, useful to contextualize art to its era. Notion hosts these really high resolutions scans, so I don't even keep the files on my computers.

@NotionHQ @im_Charp 2. Inspiration boards
I love to compile high resolution pictures with interesting details.
Drag & drop them, caption them, rearrange them, rescale them. Here, indian slums & inequality in Mumbai, which is a big inspiration for us. 15 seconds & done, shared with the team.

@NotionHQ @im_Charp 60 pictures.
Titles.
A Mumbai video I love from @kendyty.
Page logo + cover.
Done. 2 minutes.

That's how OS should evolve!
Files & folders are obsolete, they replicate limitations of physical desks. We need contextualized searchable mixed-media content, just like in our minds.