Why did I create this template?

Let your notes match how you think.

Other note managers force you to organize all your notes only logically: One notebook contains one section which contains one note.

Logical, but unrealistic.

Not all types of notes require a library-style organization.

What's inside the template?

The features for organic note organization

• Four Note Hierarchies — All kinds of notes are ranked in four different relation systems
  🟡 Grand Hierarchy: Just like OneNote; for logical organization; uses curriculum-inspired, library organization
  ⚫ Parent-Child Hierarchy: For the collection of all sub-notes
  🟢 Roaming Notes Hierarchy: Inspired by Obsidian / Roam Research; for your interconnected brainstorming; a simple zettelkasten in Notion
  🔵 Support Notes Hierarchy: Just like Evernote; for more actions around a note; available as meeting, idea, classic or scratch notes
• The Chair
  For notes in the middle ground of finished and unfinished work.
  Inspired by The Chair at home: for clothes too dirty for the closet, but too clean for the laundry
• The DIY Workspace
  Everybody has a workspace that fits only them, so in this template there's a space where you're encouraged to make entirely your own — copy, delete, modify — it's all up to you

How to use the template?

Just like any other notes manager.

What are the benefits of the template?

Use the Notion Notes Manager to organize your notes organically instead using association rather than creation sequence. Quite literally an amalgamation of inspirations from OneNote, Evernote, and Obsidian / Roam Research.