How I Tamed 800+ Emails with One Workflow

Over the summer my inbox exploded. Here’s how I wrestled it back under control with n8n.

Sep 13 • 

Chelle Honiker

7:24

August 2025

Stop Re-Typing Tasks: Forward Emails Into Any Task App with Make.com

Notion, Todoist, Asana—pick your platform. One email, one automation, and your to-dos land where they belong.

Aug 18 • 

Chelle Honiker

12:43

July 2025

Special Office Hours: Make.com Social Step One Walkthrough

Walk Through Make.com Step One of the social media workflow with Me!

Jul 29 • 

Chelle Honiker

3

One Tool to Manage AI Chat Models for Marketing (and Ditch Monthly Fees)

TypingMind makes it easy to run GPT‑4, Claude, and Gemini side by side—without three subscriptions.

Jul 26 • 

Chelle Honiker

8

Setting Up a Self-Hosted N8N Instance

Set Up Your Own Automation Engine with Lightsail + EasyPanel

Jul 18 • 

Chelle Honiker

2

14:05

How I’m Using n8n for Smarter, Self-Directed Workflows

Building automations that evaluate, adapt, and keep my business running without micromanaging every step.

Jul 12 • 

Chelle Honiker

5

This is why we automate (so you can wander Scotland guilt-free)

More tools, more workflows, and a price lock before August. Plus, a 3-day intensive to build it all at once.

Jul 5 • 

Chelle Honiker

5

1

June 2025

Stop Juggling Apps: My No-Nonsense Guide to Taming Notion for Authors

Learn the practical steps that transformed Notion from an overwhelming mess into my most powerful productivity tool.

Jun 21 • 

Chelle Honiker

9

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Turn This ARC Workflow Into Reality — Step-by-Step

The most popular Author Automations post is now a full course—with a launch-day bonus.

Jun 16 • 

Chelle Honiker

6

How I Finally Made Notion Work (After Hating It)

A live deep dive into the system that runs my writing business—right from my phone.

Jun 15 • 

Chelle Honiker

4

14

Give Your Automation a Brain

Because triggers are cute—but decisions are better.

Jun 9 • 

Chelle Honiker

5

1

May 2025

Start Small, Layer With Purpose

Because automations break when you build what’s possible—instead of what’s needed.

May 31 • 

Chelle Honiker

15

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