Plan your day

Tasks, meetings and notes on one page for today, with a timeline that shows the day you actually have.

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Journal

Tue, Sep 15 Slept badly. The launch email finally sounds like a person wrote it — cut the second paragraph, nobody missed it.

Mon, Sep 14 Sam’s demo to the support team went well. Note to self: stop opening five apps to find one thing.

Sun, Sep 13 Long walk along the canal to Broadway Market. Three ideas for the October posts, all in the content plan now.

Keep a journal

One shortcut, one line, done. Entries live next to your plans, not in an app you forget to open.

Replace the hero screenshot — needs the dark version too

Test sign-up on an Android phone — borrow Sam’s Pixel #blocked @sam

Announcement email — draft v2, subject line still too clever

Design notes

Type at 17px, one accent colour, lots of air. Rahul’s only note: make the screenshot bigger.

Open questions

Timeline

Tue, Sep 15 Copy freeze

Thu, Sep 17 Review with Sam — 30 min, bring the phone build

Tue, Sep 29 Go-live at 07:00 — go through the launch checklist first

Run a project

Goals, tasks, decisions and dates in one outline, with the to-dos also on the day you will do them.

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Launch checklist

Replace the hero screenshot — needs the dark version too

Test sign-up on an Android phone — borrow Sam’s Pixel #blocked @sam

Announcement email — draft v2, subject line still too clever

Design notes

Type at 17px, one accent colour, lots of air. Rahul’s only note: make the screenshot bigger.

A pencil wireframe of a home page on a desk

Website relaunch — brief, v3Goal: a home page a visitor understands in ten seconds.Audience: small studios who found us through word of mouth.Tone: calm, plain, no jargon. No exclamation marks.Owner: Maya. Design: Sam. Sign-off: Priya.Go-live: Tue 29 Sep, 07:00.

Build a second brain

A knowledge base that grows with you: notes, quotes, PDFs and screenshots, linked the way you think and found years later.

Renter-friendly changes #renterfriendly

Always show how it comes off again.

Small-space layout #smallspace

Colour without commitment

Drafts

Tiny entryway reel #draft

A small bright entryway with a shelf, hooks and a basket

Hook: “Your hallway isn’t too small. It’s missing a landing zone.”

Shots: wide before · painter’s tape at 40 cm · after, with the shelf and two hooks

Caption v2

A landing zone only needs three jobs: keys, shoes, and the thing leaving with you tomorrow.

Three lamps, no ceiling light #draft

“One overhead light is not a lighting plan.”

Needs night footage — sunset is 19:20 now, @sam brings the tripod #needs-footage

Thu, Sep 17 Shoot list — 13:00 to 16:00 while the light is flat

Entryway before / tape / after

B-roll: moving the stool, opening the curtains

Check the frame for address labels and the neighbour’s door number

Published

Tue, Sep 8 Hang curtains wider, not just higher #published

31k reach · 1,940 saves · 183 newsletter taps

Tue, Sep 1 Rug sizing in a narrow living room #published

12k reach · 410 saves · nine people asked what if the sofa touches the wall

Plan a month of posts

Ideas, drafts, shot lists, dates and results, from hook to published, without a spreadsheet.

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Build a board

A wardrobe, a room, a trip: rows of pictures with your notes between them, and every picture findable by what is in it.

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Small-space lighting — research

Facts

2700 K is a warm light; above 3500 K a living room starts to look like an office

Most smart bulbs dim to 1%; the good ones to 0.5%, which is what late evenings need

Quotes

“Light the walls, not the floor.” — Lighting for Interior Design, p. 87

“Three layers: ambient, task, accent. Most rooms have one.” — Residential lighting guide, p. 3

Sources

An open book with one paragraph highlighted: light the walls, not the floor

Residential lighting guideThree layers: ambient, task, accent. Most rooms have one.A warm light at 2700 K flatters wood, skin and plaster.Light the walls; a lit wall makes a small room feel wider.Dim to 10% after nine. Nobody needs a bright hallway at night.

Rough thoughts

Maybe the third lamp is a floor uplighter, not a table lamp — it lights the wall

Bulb temperature matters more than the lamp. Buy bulbs first, lamps second?

Open questions

Does the three lamps post need a before/after at night? #needs-footage

Do your research

Quotes, facts, half-thoughts, screenshots and PDFs go in as they arrive. Rearrange when the shape appears; search finds all of it.

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Everything on your mind, in one place.

Open Nested List, type your first line, and put the next thought under it. That is the whole setup.

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