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Another day, another new Notion update
Janice CK | Slow Is Better
June 28, 2025
Notion has added yet another database layout view—the Feed view!
See how exactly it works, including example use cases, so you can build it into your own Notion setup.
Here’s one way I’ve been using it in my content system for my Substack side project.
(if you’re like me to help with getting this or anything else set up in Notion, reply to this email)
Want to turn emails into actionable tasks in Notion?
Try this hack, all you need is Notion Mail and the Save to Notion browser extension (both are free!).
One quick tip, if you’re struggling with a cluttered and messy Notion sidebar, try this.
Lastly, if you’re feeling overwhelmed, try theming your days.
It sounds counterintuitive, but structure gives you more freedom and mind space, rather than take it away.
See you next week!
Janice
(p.s. Want to re-start in Notion the smart way? Reply to this email with your situation and I’m happy to some give you some specific suggestions for your situation)
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