**A simple template for study organization.** - An exams galery database. - An space repetition database. - And other useful links.

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.

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.

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!

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!