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At the end of our previous episode, we started reflecting on 2022. However, during the rest period, our thoughts slightly changed a little. So in this episode, we reflect on our reflections and plans as we enter 2022.
We touch on our primary focuses for 2022 and what we're up too!
In this episode, we went back over this year's Notion Nerds episodes and shared our thoughts about the past year and before. A review of what we originally spoke about this year.ย
Danny touched on the process for how we created the Notion Nerds. I spoke about my reflections on reflections (yes, I'm that meta). Then we summed up our plans for next year.
We talk a bit about finding the right tools and understanding the reason you want to explore the tool. Danny speaks a little more about Wikipedia and what it was "thought of" in the early days and how it's seen now.
Our word for this week was intelligence.
In this episode we're talking about Sharing your sources from both the business and the internet academic perspective. We then do a little bit of a dive into the meaning of the word source.
A rather fascinating episode if we do say so ourselves.
This week we're sharing our thoughts on "Digital Gardening" and how we think it's been completely misinterpreted into "what apps" you should use rather than its original use case.
Our word this week is context...
Today we're talking about writing for reflection.
Two content creators, talking about the responsibilities of being a content creator... it's a little fascinating ๐
Jonathan then rants about Consistency as our word for today... oh god does he rant!
This episode we're having a wonderful conversation about "productivity hacks," and those lovely tips and tricks that are infecting the productivity space right now.
Yes. I said infecting. Deal with it. We dive into the problems, the nuance that's lacking, and our word for this week is... hacks (you can tell Jonathan's gonna get spicy on that one.)
Do you know what the right tools are for you? How do you figure it out? What about the amount of time you've spent using a tool and now you've gotta start again? We'll be speaking about this...and a few more things.
This weeks word is Choice!
A discussion around online learning, what does this have to do with Notion? A lot more than you think ๐
Our word for this week is: Studying and ohhh it's delightful!
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