This week’s conversation started with Notion’s new AI agents and ended up somewhere way more interesting.
My guest Jenna Redfield just got back from Notion’s conference in San Francisco where they announced AI agents that can search your entire workspace and automate tasks with a single command. They’re adding email, calendar, and going head-to-head with Google’s suite of tools.
But here’s where it got good: Jenna creates content for YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, and Substack every week without burning out. We talked about her VIP video days, why she wears red to every event (there’s a very smart reason), and the REPEAT framework that makes people actually remember you.
We also got into the stuff nobody talks about—what it’s really like when a video goes viral, how to stay authentic when you can’t tell what’s real online anymore, and why neurodivergent creators might have the biggest advantage with AI tools right now.
In this episode:
Notion’s rebuilt AI and what actually changed
Jenna’s batch content system across five platforms
The REPEAT framework for being memorable
Real talk about going viral and online authenticity
Why AI tools might work better for neurodivergent brains
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About Jenna Redfield:
Jenna is a Notion Ambassador, marketing strategist, and founder of Red Thread Studio. She helps neurodivergent creators design workflows that actually work for real life.
Find her on LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, or check out her podcast The Optimization Toolbox and website at redthreadstudiomn.com.
Resources mentioned: Notion, Cap Cut, and Microscript Rules (a book on naming your business)
Note: This episode includes discussion of online harassment and viral controversies.
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—Caroline
