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[View in browser]( Hey friends! [Chris Sev]( here. I got [Notion Mastery]( this week, a course on organizing and rethinking how you use Notion. It's a very cool course by [Marie Poulin]( and I'm already redoing everything I have in Notion. I used to have Notion + Todoist + written notes + Apple Reminders app (since its easier to do scheduled reminders). Now I'm working on moving everything into Notion and basing it on the [P.A.R.A system of organization](. Biggest takeaway is that I need to think of Notion like a database and that everything is linked. What I'm aspiring to do is have a [daily tracker]( for all my important tasks and be able to do it all seamlessly. I'm too scattered across tools currently. Once I figure all my setup out, I'll do an updated version of [my old productivity article](. [😍 Content We Made this Week]( [Authenticating Next.js with Auth0]( + [YouTube]( [Building Card Components in Tailwind]( + [YouTube]( [10 Need to Know Mac Terminal Commands]( + [YouTube]( 😍 Favorite Links this Week [Visual Guide to React Rendering]( [6 fun things you can do with just CSS]( [Knights of the Flexbox Table](: Learn Flexbox and Tailwind for free [Vim for VS Code](: Learn Vim [Slip](: Super cool platform to launch your own courses [Framework Laptop](: Fully modular laptop Favorite Tweet of the Week [Sales Notepad 📒]( [Sales Notepad 📒]( [@SalesNotepad]( [View on Twitter]( Golden rule: Train yourself to stop waiting for the “right time”. [1:41 AM - Jul 30, 2021](#) [1749]( [See SalesNotepad's other Tweets]( 🚀 Course Update [Productive VS Code]( is on the verge of launching! Just a batch of videos left to record and now to finalize the marketing site. PS We've got some free courses to learn [JavaScript]( and [Emmet](. PPS We've also got premium courses to learn [Tailwind](, [VS Code](, and [React](. Happy Coding from [Chris]( and [Kapehe](! Better Dev Coding better every day. [website]( [twitter]( [youtube]( You received this email because you signed up on our website or purchased a course. [Unsubscribe](

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