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For those wondering how Notion automations can be used (as opposed to API automations), here's a simple yet common example: When a new project is created in the "Projects" database, it automatically triggers tasks to appear in the Tasks database. These tasks are automatically linked to the project. I've made a short 3-minute video explaining how you might set this up.

I recently caught Tim talking to his phone again to capture his ideas on the fly. This inspired me to share his method with you all. "Shortcuts" is an Apple app available on every iPhone that creates programs to organise inputs into your pre-set inbox. In essence, you can vocalise your ideas into your phone and have the text appear in your inbox. Simply set up a database in Notion and designate it as your inbox. The Shortcuts app then communicates with Notion. Tim's shortcut is designed to "Later, sort the inbox—meeting notes, clip anything, share anything from the phone—getting things done." This approach aligns with David Allen's time-tested methodology: place items in an inbox and sort them later. It's particularly helpful for those fleeting thoughts you're worried you might forget.

I’ve been offering free Notion services to train myself and validate my effectiveness, and my clients are happy and actively using the systems I’ve set up. Now, I’m looking to start charging for my services. How should I determine the right pricing for the Notion systems I execute to attract new clients? What factors should I consider to ensure my prices are competitive yet profitable? Any insights or experiences would be greatly appreciated!