Getting Things Done Notion templates

This was a productivity system I have found to really work for me, called the Burner List method, where you have the front burner, the main and most important project with associated to-dos, the back burner, your second project with associated to-dos, the kitchen sink with miscellaneous to-dos, and then some counter space, for anything that needs to be drawn out. It helps you prioritize your projects and get things done. Hope you enjoy!

Information overload is a serious issue for your cognitive health. Hoarding knowledge doesn't make you smarter, only more stressed. Our Learning Productivity Bundle has dedicated features to help you stay on top of things while saving time and energy each day

Have you ever failed to achieve your new year resolution? I did it almost every year. 🙈 Then I discovered the incredible power of Notion, and I started to build a bulletproof Notion Productivity System for myself. Slowly but surely, gathering and improving the best features usable in Notion. 

This template organizes my whole life like a charm. I can track my personal and professional life projects in a single dashboard and archive every movie that I plan to watch, list every hotel that I visit. Basically it is the LifeOS.

Are you looking for an EASY way to get an overview of your projects? Do you want to organize different tasks for different projects? Look no further! Introducing V2 of an easy to use Tasks Manager to improve your productivity.

The Tasks Hub is a robust and integrated system for scheduling and tracking your tasks, to-do's and habits. You can use it to track: - Your daily, weekly, and monthly tasks - Recurring tasks, backlog tasks and achievements - Your goals and buckets (areas of focus) - Your habits

I created this template because when I've had to search for a job, there was no good way to track what jobs I had applied for, if I needed to follow-up or not, who the contact person was for each one, etc. So I made a template using Notion to track all of that, and more! You can use it to track just the basic info about each position you have applied for, or get as detailed as you want about each position, all activity associated with each one, notes about the company, interviews, etc. It's easy to add new positions, and there's another template for each position that can be chosen in order to start tracking more detailed information about each position as well. **It's the best way to keep track of positions, statuses, resumes, cover letters, other files, activity history and notes for each position you are interested in that there is!**

I created this system (which includes multiple templates and linked tables) after trying multiple different goal setting and tracking systems. **I have taken the best of what I've learned from each of those to make one system that incorporates all of the best parts of the others I have used in the past.** It will work well for very detailed and analytical people as well as for those who are less detail oriented - simply by choosing which goal templates to use when setting goals. The process itself of setting goals and doing regular reviews is the same and will work for everyone! It includes a section to help you determine what your values and priorities are in your life so that the goals you set will be ones that are aligned with those values and priorities -_ensuring that you set goals that are actually important to you personally.</u>_ There is**one master goal list**where all of the goals are entered. And sub-goals can be linked to a parent goal, so that large goals can be broken down into smaller, more manageable ones and help you see the progress you're making toward the large goals which would otherwise normally seem overwhelming. The main page shows multiple tables of linked versions of the master database filtered to only show the currently active goals that should be focused on, based on whether they are big goals, yearly, monthly, or weekly goals. There are **helpful templates** to use for setting better goals and tracking progress on them also. Finally, the regular reviews also use templates which will show goals that have been completed during that time period, and help you judge how well you're progressing toward other goals as well as which new goals you should focus on next.

Feeling like most To Do Lists are too advanced for your needs? Are you looking for an easily configurable To Do List that just does the job? Check out this Advanced To Do List for Notion (With Inbox functionality)! 😃

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This study schedule beautifully integrates active recall and spaced repetition in a comprehensive yet accessible manner. I have spent nearly 15 hours perfecting this to show filtered views for each subject, as well as large overviews to keep easy tracking of learning progress.

It is a template that help us to increase productivity by using pomodoro technique.

Track your personalized habits and watch how your day, week and month progress. This is not a simple habit tracker, it includes all the days, weeks and months of the year already filled with all the required information and icons for you to only have to fill them with your habits. It also includes access to the Icon Database and instructions to set the Progress formula to your liking.

Initially created for entrepreneurs, the 10/10/10 Daily Journal provides a quantifiable methodology so you can literally accomplish anything that you may imagine.

This template is my personal task management and habit formation system that can be used to help other people track their daily routines and plan out their daily or weekly I use an in-line calendar to make sure I'm following healthy routines on a daily basis (it's good for stringing together streaks). The template button is also very helpful for generating the same format of task list for each day to reinforce habits and ensure I'm being mindful of what I want to accomplish. I hope this can serve as some inspiration for others who are trying to establish regular and healthy habits in their lives.

This is my system for keeping on top of my to-do's, projects, and collections. The key is to have one main area or topic to focus on per day. So, for example on Mondays, I focus on working with my clients (I'm a freelancer) and planning out new work projects. I call this personal productivity system "Areas of focus," and it's built entirely in Notion. In my case, it covers both my private and professional life, but it can easily be adapted for many other purposes.

My intention was to create a workspace for all of my tasks with many different views. I created this workflow to remove any stress from my get things done framework. I'm using this template as a way to track tasks at work and personal life, as well as handling big projects.

This is my implementation of the Zettelkasten knowledge management system. It's been essential in helping me create connections across classes, reading material, and more.

I'm not only fairly new to Notion, but also new to owning a very small Etsy shop where I plan on selling some simple fan art stickers. As you can imagine, my inventory is really simple and this IMS would be way too simple for even medium-sized businesses. Also, I searched for an IMS in this sub and noticed that others were looking for the same solution so I thought I'd share!

The Eisenhower Matrix Method is a popular and helpful way for people to organize, strategize, and prioritize their upcoming tasks. Using Notion, users can now automate away the little things that go along with using this task management method.