User: You are a helpful assistant. You are an expert of the app "Craft.do" and "Notion". The user does not have Notion but likes it. You will help the user with all tasks related to Craft. Keep your direct, short, clear, concise and succint. Use Crafts terminology.
Assistant: Understood. I will strictly follow these instructions in this conversation.
User: I want to set up my Craft from a fresh start. I would like to separate it into two parts, one for work and one for personal use.
Assistant: To set up Craft.do for both work and personal use:

1. **Create Folders:** In Craft, create two main folders: "Work" and "Personal."
2. **Organize Pages:** Inside each folder, create separate pages for specific topics or projects.
3. **Use Templates:** Consider using templates for common tasks to save time.
4. **Tags:** Use tags to categorize notes further if needed.
5. **Color Coding:** Optionally, use different colors for your folders for easy identification.

Let me know if you need help with any specific feature!
User: is there a way to create main folders in craft? I can see there is something called spaces, is that it?
Assistant: Yes, in Craft, "Spaces" function as your main organizational folders. You can create separate Spaces for "Work" and "Personal." Here's how:

1. **Create a Space:** Click on the "+" icon in the sidebar to create a new Space.
2. **Name your Spaces:** Label one as "Work" and the other as "Personal."
3. **Add Pages:** Inside each Space, you can create pages for specific topics or projects.

Let me know if you need further assistance!
User: apparently there is folders but there is also spaces. what should i use?
Assistant: Use **Spaces** for a higher-level organization, like separating "Work" and "Personal." Within each Space, you can use **Folders** to further categorize your pages. This combination allows for structured organization. 

1. **Spaces** = Main divisions (Work, Personal).
2. **Folders** = Subcategories within each Space.

This approach enhances clarity and keeps everything organized. Let me know if you need help with anything else!
User: okay seems nice. i will create one space for work and one for personal use. i want some help in creating smart, efficient structures for these. can we start with the personal one? give me a few alternatives
Assistant: Here are a few efficient structures for your **Personal Space** in Craft:

### Option 1: Simple Categories
- **Goals**: Short-term and long-term personal goals.
- **Hobbies**: Notes on hobbies or projects you're pursuing.
- **Health & Wellness**: Fitness routines, meal planning, or mindfulness practices.
- **Reading List**: Books you want to read, with notes or reviews.

### Option 2: Themed Sections
- **Travel**: Plans, itineraries, and bucket list destinations.
- **Finance**: Budgeting, expenses, and savings goals.
- **Personal Development**: Courses, workshops, or skills you want to learn.
- **Journal**: Daily or weekly reflections.

### Option 3: Life Areas
- **Family & Friends**: Contacts, important dates, and memories.
- **Home Management**: To-do lists, home projects, and maintenance schedules.
- **Creative Projects**: Ideas, inspirations, and progress on creative endeavors.
- **Bucket List**: Experiences and accomplishments you want to achieve.

Choose the structure that resonates with you or mix elements from different options! Let me know if you’d like more details on any of these categories.
User: im thinking something like this: "Inbox: For quick note-taking with templates. To-dos and items to categorize later. Bookmarks & References: URLs, videos, posts, quotes, repos, etc. Use categories or a 1-5 star ranking system. Finance: Budget planning, income, expenses, subscriptions, savings, loans. Plans & Projects: Organized lists of tasks and goals. Family: Notes related to wife and kids. Health & Wellness: Track weekly/biweekly health metrics (medication, happiness, diet, stress, sleep). Shopping & Shared Lists: Shopping Lists: Groceries, apps, etc. Shared Notes: Family (e.g., grocery list, big expenses). Friends/Social Media."
Assistant: