4 workshops in 2026
Next live workshop: Tuesday March 31 | 1pm EST
Get guided support to ruthlessly declutter your digital chaos and create simple structures that stick so you can finally stop drowning in abandoned databases without losing anything important.
I host the same 90 minute workshop each quarter so you always have an opportunity create a fresh start in Notion.
Tuesday, March 31 | 1pm EST
Tuesday, June 23 | 1pm EST
Tuesday, September 22 | 1pm EST
Tuesday, December 15 | 1pm EST
You started with the best intentions - colour-coded databases, perfectly organized pages, a system for everything. But somehow, you've ended up with eleventy-stupid abandoned projects, mystery databases you're afraid to delete and a sidebar that requires a search expedition just to find last week's meeting notes.
Here's why it's not your fault and what actually works:
You've been told that more features equal better organization. But every new database you create just adds to the pile of half-finished systems that mock you every time you open Notion.
You keep starting fresh without dealing with the old mess. Those "Fresh Start 2024" pages aren't fooling anyone, especially not the three identical versions from 2023 still lurking in your workspace.
You've tried following Notion influencers' elaborate setups with their aesthetic templates and complex formulas. But instead of clarity, you got a beautiful mess you don't know how to maintain.
Every time you try to "just quickly organize things," three hours disappear and somehow your workspace looks worse than when you started.
And if you're being honest, you're secretly wondering if you're just not a "systems person" after all.
Picture opening Notion and actually knowing where everything is. No more digital archaeology expeditions to find that important document. No more shame spirals about your organizational skills.
Imagine what it would be like to have a workspace that makes sense. No more creating duplicate databases because you can't find the original. Instead, you have a simple structure that mirrors how you actually think and work.
You might not even notice it at first, but then one day, you realize you actually enjoy opening Notion. You sit down to work, and everything you need is exactly where it should be - beautifully organized and surprisingly calming.
It's not about becoming a Notion expert or knowing how to use formulas (fun fact - I don’t even know how to use formulas!). It's about creating a digital home that supports your work instead of sabotaging it, making you feel capable and creative instead of scattered.
Your dashboards start looking like those Pinterest-worthy setups you've been saving. And one day, someone peeks at your screen and asks, "Wow, what app is that?" because they can't believe it's the same Notion they've been struggling with.
Everything you need to create a Notion workspace that actually works but without the tech overwhelm or design degree.
Get guided support to ruthlessly declutter your digital chaos and create simple structures that stick, so you can finally stop drowning in abandoned databases without losing anything important.
What we'll do together:
Archive the graveyard of abandoned projects (without the decision fatigue)
Create a simple organizational structure that mirrors how you actually work
Group your work into broad, flexible categories that prevent future chaos
Set up systems that are realistic for your actual capacity (not your fantasy self)
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Live workshop access with real-time support so you can get unstuck immediately without waiting for email responses
Workshop recording so you can revisit techniques whenever you need them without scrambling to take notes
A step-by-step guide so you can continue improving after the workshops without feeling lost
Access to future live classes so you only pay for the workshop once but you have an open invitation to attend the quarterly live class
I created workshops because I know what it's like to feel overwhelmed by Notion while simultaneously starving for simple and supportive systems.
I created this workshops because I've been in your digital disaster zone and I've helped dozens of clients climb out of theirs.
After years of building Notion systems for overwhelmed creators, I realised that the problem isn't that people don't know how to use Notion. It's that they're trying to build elaborate systems before dealing with the foundational chaos.
I believe your workspace should support how you actually work, not how you think you should work. That fantasy version of yourself who maintains 17 perfectly tagged databases? They don't exist. And that's okay.
My approach is different because we start with reality, not aspirations. We clean up what's actually there, then build something sustainable that works with your natural patterns, not against them.
Nothing makes me happier than seeing someone's face light up when they realise their Notion can be both functional AND beautiful without requiring a computer science degree.
FAQ section
You've got questions. We've got answers.
If you can create a Notion page, you're ready for this workshop. We're not doing anything fancy - just simple, effective organization that actually sticks. The messier your current setup, the more satisfying the transformation.
The workshop is recorded and you have lifetime access. The live session is great for real-time support, but everything is designed so you can succeed at your own pace.
Absolutely. The principles work whether you're organizing client projects or meal planning. A beautiful, functional workspace benefits every area of your life.
That's exactly why we start with clean-up, not new systems. Instead of adding another layer of organization on top of chaos, we clear the decks first. It's like the difference between organizing a closet versus just buying more hangers.
You'll see immediate improvements. The live class, the subsequence recording and written guide help you continue refining, but even the workshop alone will leave you with a noticeably better Notion.
Maybe you've created three different "Ultimate Workspace 2.0" pages - each one abandoned faster than a New Year's gym membership.
Or maybe you've been thinking that watching just one more Notion tutorial would finally give you the motivation to tackle the mess. But the pile of unwatched "saved for later" videos suggests otherwise.
So here's a door, open. If you're ready to stop apologizing for your Notion and start actually enjoying it, this workshop is here to make it happen - gently, realistically and with zero judgment about your current chaos level.
Tuesday March 31 | 1pm EST