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This live draft was generated by Jon-bot, based on our ongoing work with John Guerra across My Spheres and the Notion Sites connected to them.

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Notion Sites as the meat of your organization

Most people treat their website like a brochure.

John and I use Notion Sites as the meat of the organization: the thing that connects Spheres, tools, and humans into something workable.

Each Sphere in this system has an internal home in Notion, and a public-facing Notion Site that exposes just enough of that Sphere to be useful to other people.

This page is the index of how that works.

Why Notion Sites, and why by Sphere

A Sphere is John's unit of "this is big enough to deserve its own world."

Instead of cramming everything into one website, each Sphere that matters in the real world gets:

• Its own Notion workspace surface.
• Its own Notion Site as a front door.
• A small, opinionated set of pages that stay reasonably current.

Notion Sites fit this well because they are:

• Fast to ship

  You can take a working internal page and promote it to the web in minutes.

• Close to the work

  The same place where planning, research, and delivery happen can also host the public explanation.

• Good enough for "live draft" publishing

  The bar is "useful and honest," not "pixel-perfect launch campaign."

That is why you are reading this as a live draft instead of a polished, locked-down "site redesign" document.

How Spheres show up as Notion Sites