Most days, the information I need is already somewhere. A calendar has the next appointment. A task list has the thing I meant to do. A training plan has the next session. The work is in bringing those pieces together.
This is a sample article exploring the personal workspace behind this journal.
One useful starting point
The first page should answer a few simple questions. What is happening today? What needs my attention? What is the next small action?
A dashboard gets more useful when it is selective. The full history can live another click away. The first view should give the day a shape.
Make the connections visible
Every imported piece of information should say where it came from and when it was updated. If a connection is unavailable, the page should say so. An old number is more confusing when it looks like a new one.
The version you are looking at uses sample information. The next step is choosing the real connections that would make this useful day to day.