Manage reading list

Manage reading list in Notion — with three ready prompts, from the immediate task to the lasting pattern.

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Improve — make it easier to accept

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Before I share this reading list with the company, make it easy for busy leads to decide what to…
Before I share this reading list with the company, make it easy for busy leads to decide what to read. Pull the five highest-impact pieces and put their one-line takeaways at the top, tag each with why it matters to product, design, or growth, and flag any paywalled items or duplicates that would make a reviewer hesitate.

Decide — diagnose the stuck moment

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I dumped a batch of forty links into the reading database and now nobody will open it. I need to…

I just added 40 links and the list feels unusable

I dumped a batch of forty links into the reading database and now nobody will open it. I need to hand this to Priya in product and Jamal in design for triage but I don’t know which ten to surface. They’ll blame me for noise if I pick wrong. What’s the likeliest quick filter they’ll accept and the safest way to present the ten so they actually get read?

Become — change the pattern

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Every quarter I add more articles and the team’s backlog balloons while reading rates drop. I waste…

The reading list keeps growing but nobody finishes items

Every quarter I add more articles and the team’s backlog balloons while reading rates drop. I waste time tagging and reorganizing and still people skip the list. Where am I repeatedly losing credibility or usefulness, and what one habit should I adopt so the reading list actually changes what the team knows?

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