In this episode, Francesco D’Alessio from the Keep Productive Youtube channel returns to the podcast. We talk about Notion, a productivity tool that has been getting a ton of buzz over the past year, as well as how to pick a productivity tool that's right for you.

We also do a lightning round where Francesco shares his favorite tools that he uses to be productive every day.

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Cheat Sheet:

Francesco's top 3 productivity resources [2:22]

What Notion is and why it's such a revolutionary application [6:58]

Some of the more inspired uses of Notion that Francesco has seen in the community [11:05]

How Notion's flexible options make maintaining a database much easier than with other platforms [13:49]

Why Francesco says Notion does 80% of what every other application can do [19:19]

What Airtable is and how it is useful for teams [25:30]

Why Francesco made his "Sorry Evernote Users" video and how Evernote's role in his life has changed [28:54]

What apps and tools Francesco for different productivity areas [37:13]

Francesco's advice for how to best use your tools [44:07]

Links:

LinkedIn

Grammarly

21 Lessons for the 21st Century

JBL Lifestyle E65BTNC Over-Ear Bluetooth Noise-Canceling Headphones

Woven Calendar

Task Manager Smackdown: Simplify Your Life By Choosing the Right Task Manager for YOU (TPS181)

Notion

Notion Template Gallery

Watch Francesco's documentary on Notion: Notion's Team & Culture

Airtable

"The Most Advanced Airtable I've Ever Seen!"

The Productivity Show: productivity books airtable article

"Sorry Evernote Users"

Todoist

Moleskine Timepage App

Missive

Sanebox

Baron Fig Notebooks

Connect with Francesco D’Alessio

Keep Productive on Youtube

Twitter

Email

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