@Mark Schiffenhaus Carter has helped me with several purpose-built tools that are central to my firm's operations (an HR system, time-tracking for chargebacks). If the biz should ever outgrow Notion (likely because of user permission granularity, which is improving), those tools function exactly as they should built out on SerivceNow (or whatever). Feature additions and customizations and changes to customizations in enterprise software often ends in a to-be state that's "good enough," but requires business process reengineering to work around the rough edges. In Notion, if I don't like something, I change it, nearly friction-free. Also, the tool UIs are beautiful, especially compared to *shudder* SalesForce, and not having tech friction in my Notion-based processes is amazing.

Hyperpedestrian but I keep a rough accounting of my daily personal spending only (I have a business) across all payment channels. For this purpose, I like the inefficacy of manual updates and in-my-head math as limiters on spending, which also improves eating discipline. (Left to my own devices, I've the discipline of a five-year-old.)