In the video below I explain how a Notion user can add footnotes to the body of a database page. I also explore how to create superscripts that communicate with the footnotes. At the end, I give my brief first impressions of the synced block feature and how it can be implemented inside the system.

Finance and budgeting in Notion is very easy to manage when using the relation and rollup properties. A personal cash flow dashboard can be accomplished with a few simple steps like how I illustrate in the video at the bottom of the page. In response to that video, I created a monthly cash flow that records the input and output of cash flow for each month on record in addition to an overall running balance. Here's how it works.

If you’re using Notion to keep track of job listings, this template can be of use. Below I explain the different ways to use the template, where the Contacts and Job Listings databases connect, and how to include dates for interviews inside a calendar. Here’s how it works.

Since I’ve been looking for apartments to move into, I figured I’d share an apartment hunting database in Notion. I’ve been using this to help me gather information about potential apartments and their Amenities, Expenses, Nearby Transit Access, etc. Here is how I made the simple setup, the properties included, and how to use the template for your own apartment hunting needs.

For all the language learners who are seeking a use-case inside Notion, I recommend creating a dictionary. In the following guided tutorial, I create a language database that relates to a word bank in my native language. As well, using a self-referential database, I implement an automated synonym database at the footer of every entry.