Compass for your tasks
Manage projects, tasks, and the resources needed to complete them all in one place.
Made for Notion
Do you know what you should focus on when you have some free time? How many times have you forgotten something important because you didn't know where to write it down? How many open tabs are there in your browser? You're not the only one who has faced these difficulties.
Look, I have a good solution for managing these everyday events mentioned above. Let me show you how.
Organize your tasks by opening a digital folder for them.
For example DIY Sandbox or Website Redesign.
Break down your project into smaller steps, that is, the final product to be achieved.
For example, Procure materials for the sandbox or Request a quote for website design.
Save and link all useful information and links directly in your Notion Navigator database.
For example, an article about building a sandbox or UX/UI designers for website planning.
Organize your resources into categories.
For example, Create topics such as DIY for the saved links related to sandbox making.
You can use a project for work and for the structured organization of your own goals alike. Here, a “Project” is nothing but a folder, which stores all the “Tasks” necessary to achieve your goal in one place.
Simple Creation
Just a few clicks. Name the project, assign a deadline and priority, and you're done.
Efficient Tracking
You can follow the projects in a list, column (Kanban), or timeline view, so that the information can reach you in the form closest to you. The project's completion level can be easily read from the preview card, e.g., 80%.
Listing Related Tasks
The tasks added to the project are displayed on the project's data sheet, sorted according to their current level of completion.
The smaller the tasks you think in terms of, the more likely you are to accomplish them. Assign a deadline to them so that success is not delayed.
With or Without Project Connection
You can immediately link a task to a project, but you can also decide to take on a task without a project. Once linked to a project, the task appears in the project.
Grouping
You can view the current status of your tasks in a list, column (Kanban), or calendar view.
Reminders, Overview
Stay informed day by day. On the homepage, your tasks appear in daily, weekly, and monthly views. Using it, you can easily manage your time. On a daily and weekly basis, you know what to turn to, and in the longer term, you can be aware of the current state of achieving your goals.
Think of a recently viewed article that you find hard to remember where you read. Save it as a “Resource” then assign it to a task or project. This way, it will indeed always be at hand.
Instead of Open Tabs and Bookmarks
Save the definitive article or link in your Notion Navigator database, so you can assign it to the necessary project and task for achieving your goal. Open tabs and bookmarks in your browser are less conducive to achieving your goals than a resource information linked to a specific project.
Filtering by Tags
The saved articles, documents, and links can come from multiple sources. You might have read a great post on social media or an expert's website, seen a super video on YouTube, or stumbled upon a long-sought file. Tag the information so you can find it faster among the resources.
Sharing by Topics
The information available online can vary in content. You can find inspiration in both DIY and technology topics, or you might have a gastronomy hobby. Without topics, organizing articles, links, and documents would be more cumbersome. Assign a topic to the saved information as well, so your database is precise.
Manage projects, tasks, and the resources needed to complete them all in one place.
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The supportive community that comes with the template is always available to you. I actively follow the discussions in the community, so you can also ask me for help this way.
A template is a pre-made and pre-configured database structure that can be directly inserted into your own Notion account. After purchasing the template, all you need to do is copy it to your own Notion account and populate it with data.
You can use the Notion application for free for as long as you want or until you outgrow it. According to your needs, you can decide at any time to upgrade to a higher plan, which requires some financial investment. However, the value it offers is much higher, so I highly recommend giving it a try. You can create your own systems in it and purchase pre-made, tested, and proven templates for it, which you just need to download and import the data.
I could say that Notion is a flexible database management system, but it's much more than that. The recorded data can be viewed and used in various views (table, kanban, timeline, calendar, list, gallery). It is available on all platforms, whether it's mobile or desktop usage. Its search, sorting, and filtering solutions surpass most of the digital products available on the market, and now it also comes with a calendar application, further enhancing its advantages.