The button that saves me hours every week (and how you can steal it) ✅

Plus: a minimalist Notion to-do list you can copy, and thoughts from a week of slowing down.

Jul 14, 2025

Bonjour 👋

This week, I’ve been working a little differently.

I’m on a semi-holiday until July 18, which means I’ve swapped long workdays for morning walks, poolside reads (Six of Crows is very fun so far), and a fresh Aperol Spritz.

But even in “slow” mode, I’ve been quietly shipping things behind the scenes:
→ Set up welcome email flows for all my Notion templates (finally)
→ Drafted a re-engagement campaign for people who downloaded freebies a while ago
→ Celebrated my first sale of ContentOS (!!)
→ Kept building the backend of a consulting project I’m really excited about

And through all of it, I’ve been thinking a lot about what actually makes running a business smoother, not just easier, but calmer.

What’s working lately? A dead simple button inside Notion

When I started in marketing, every new post felt like reinventing the wheel.

Same checklist. Rewritten 50 times.

Now, inside ContentOS (and most of my systems), I have a single button.

Click it, and all my content tasks for the week auto-generate, custom to the format (Reels, newsletters, etc).

No decision fatigue. No friction. Just clarity.

This feature saves me hours every week. And it’s now a non-negotiable in my system.

Want to see how the button works? Send a ✅ and I’ll send over a demo

A gentle reminder: simple beats shiny

When life feels full, I don’t always need a dashboard.

Sometimes, I just need a clean to-do list.

That’s why I built a minimalist view in Notion that shows only what matters:
→ Today’s tasks (from my master database)
→ How I want to move today
→ What content needs to go out

No noise. No overthinking.

It’s not fancy, but it works, and honestly, that’s the point.