How to use the Momentum Chrome extension to hone focus
This is how I use the Momentum Chrome extension to hone focus each day, and how this works alongside my personal dashboard in Notion.
How to create a Google Slides theme
Creating a Google Slides theme lets you easily reuse the same font, layout and colour styling on every new slide deck. Here’s how you do it!
Monthly favourites â August 2022
Home organisation, imposter syndrome, Notion, stretches, and how-to videos… these are a few of our favourite things this month!
How to setup a personal dashboard in Notion
I’ll show you how to setup a personal dashboard in Notion from scratch, including filtered views, timelines and how to quickly hop between views.
How to setup Notion for book content management
I’ll show you how to start a Notion database from scratch to manage content for a book: how to do it, what fields to use, and a couple of basic filtered ‘views’. If you’re writing a book, I hope this helps you too! Summary: Set up Notion for...
Monthly favourites (return edition!) â July 2022
It’s been a while *checks notes*… yes two years since the last one of these, but let’s just blame the panini and give it another whirl.
The âwork selfâ vs the other self
Do you ever think of your âwork selfâ as a different person? I try not to, but it happens. Lately Iâve been trying to bring these two people closer together.
Using emoji: In Life and On Slack
Taking a break? Working from home? Do not disturb? Which emoji says it in one tidy character? Should we use emoji at all?! (tl;dr: yes)
Monthly(ish) favourites â MARCH, June… what month is it AGAIN? (2020)
It’s been… quite a year. In amongst all the doom and darkness, here are a couple of things Jess has been digging that you might too.
How I prepare my personal tax return
On the topic of âhow a producer-type manages their financesâ I thought it would be useful to share my process for preparing a tax return in Australia and âspoiler alertâ how I prepare little parts through the year, so at tax time itâs just a matter of compiling them all.