This is The Complete Bullet Journal I've put together in the last few weeks. It includes vision, goals, projects, and tasks to organize and plan your life!

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

It's a user-friendly dashboard that gives a preview to all your writings (or basically anything!)

These templates come with the 2020 and 2021 setup so you can organize yourself both years. It comes with canvas for Vision, Goals, Projects, annual chores, and photo of the year. After the purchase, you'll receive the template link so you can duplicate into your own system.

A simple ready-to-use quarter template with everything you need! Feel free to contact me if you have any doubt!

A simple ready-to-use weekly template with everything you need! Feel free to contact me if you have any doubt!

Get hiring right by putting the right process in place: 1. Use a formalized interview process 2. Make sure you do reference calls 3. Onboarding check list There's lots to do in the process, using this template will help you get it right. Make a good first impression on your candidates.

This is a notion template I have created for university students where they can organize their course. I have created table to organize the course in weeks so all of the week resources can be stored in one page. It also includes a weekly planner for where you can add the "To Do Work List" on. It is a clean and beautiful template created for university students I hope you enjoy using it.

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.

This template comes with all year monthly pages: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, and December!

This template come with all the weekly pages (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday)!

Manage the blogging process from start to finish. Start by choosing your blog type. Then write an outline, build a draft, and use the comprehensive 70+ point checklist to make sure your blog is complete.

For Notion newbies, check out the best app to create flexible solutions to manage and organize your work and personal life. Within the template, there are helpful tips and tricks for planning your posts. Track the success of your hashtags, in a related hashtag database. Manage your team and all stages of post creation. The best free alternative to expensive content calendars.

From the beginning to the end of your travel planning, we've got you covered. Create a board for research and inspiration, track to-do lists, manage budgets, journal, or track your language learning. Everything you could want for each trip is built into this master template (with 10+ sub-templates). Thorough instructions are included so even a Notion newbie can get started!

I built this task planner to separate and highlight tasks based on their due dates. Now my tasks are automatically categorized, sorted, and surfaced into Today and Tomorrow. I wanted to create a page that would instantly show me what I need to accomplish right now and next, as well as show me me any task I left behind. I use tags to prioritize everything clearly, and gallery view for Today and Tomorrow really highlights my must do's. I created this dashboard of multiple tables to give me a bird's eye view of everything. It uses linked databases that can be opened up in full-page view as needed.

This template breaks down my years into months, months into weeks, and weeks into days for better planning purposes. I’m trying to run my life the way I build software at work — we run sprints, and now so can I. Be sure to click on January to see the full system.

I'm a designer, developer, music producer, photographer and business owner that uses Notion to manage my tasks, projects and goals. I manage two Notion accounts, one for myself and one for my agency collective. With all these moving parts, I use the weekly review, which is apart of the Getting Things Done system by David Allen. The weekly review helps keep everything updated on both Notion accounts. It also helps make sure the tasks Im doing stay aligned with my short and long term goals.

This Notion template is a simple "personal CRM." Depending on the "contact frequency tag" (semesterly, yearly, weekly, monthly) and the date of last contact, it surfaces the people I want to be contacting in the near term. It's an aid for staying in touch with mentors, friends in other cities, and communities.

This template makes apartment hunting easier — and even fun. I just used it to find an apartment in Brooklyn! Notion's near-infinite customization and Web Clipper made it a breeze to collect and organize all the info needed for a successful apartment hunt.

Hunting for a new job is hard, so I created a tracking template to make it a little bit easier. Use this template to keep track of any job postings you're interested in, which ones you've applied to, and where you're at in the interview process. This is particularly helpful to remind you when to follow-up with recruiters.

Plan courses for your classes using this template. Sterling put together a video tutorial on how best to get started.

I created this home maintenance list for me and my partner to share. Without it, we forget what goes into keeping up our 100+ year old home each season. It's sorted by month, type of task, and where it needs to be done. We have a weekly meeting where we see what needs to be done this month (using a Filter), and what we can work on that week. You can customize it to your climate and needs, too.

I wanted to build some tools that help those who are looking to live a zero-waste lifestyle, get a sense of progress, and be able to identify that end up in trash frequently.

This template allows me to track my dogs' health history, including office visits, vaccinations/schedules, medications, etc. It could further be expanded for training notes, dietary needs, or anything else that might need to be tracked for your puppers.

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.

This template helps you organize all your notes (across your life and work) into pages and sub-pages with a clean dashboard to quickly navigate to them. We reinforced the black and white theme with custom icons for a minimal aesthetic.

Use this workspace to organize your personal projects, to-dos, contacts, and resources. On the top is a table of contents. Meetings helps you meet with people, People helps you list the people you are meeting with, Resources lets you track cool resources that you find, and Projects helps you organize your bigger projects. On the bottom is a weekly to-do list for quick action items.

This template is a wiki for my life. It contains pages that help me manage everything from health and religion to projects at work. As soon as I moved everything from Apple Notes, Asana, Wunderlist and Google Drive, I started spending a good chunk of my day getting stuff done in Notion. It's become the ultimate productivity tool for everything in my life.

This template is a visual yearly, monthly and daily planner for organizing your days — complete with trackers, component template buttons, and a personal wiki. For a long time, I used my physical bullet journal as my planner, but it requires a lot of maintenance and it's hard to keep track of moving tasks. I've found Notion to be a great alternative because I can now set due dates and reminders for each task, add reference links and integrate directly into my information system.

I use Notion to keep track of my personal life. It's easy to forget a lot of things, like the last time I took the cat to the veterinarian or replaced the water pump filter, or bought a new tooth brush. Notion lets me check a box so it's easy to see the month when I did these things. Then within every month, I can track daily habits like not drinking soda, working out, and feeding the chickens 🐔

I use this dashboard to track everything in my life in one view. I have life goals, habit tracking, tasks, projects, and the week ahead.

This template is to give yourself a complete overview of what you have experience in the past decade and how those experiences have shaped you as a person. Once you see the past clearly, you can take everything you have learned and plan for what you want to experience and who you want to be in the coming decade. It is a good time to take stock and see your life in a larger perspective.

I was looking for a better way to organize my tasks and projects under the GTD system, and I had come across the 6 Horizons of focus to ensure that all of my actions were the right ones I should be doing; this template helps keep our dreams aligned with what we do today.

This template provides journal prompts that get me in the right mindset to write and carefully consider the things I want to be thinking about in the mood I want to be in — like what I'm grateful for and what I learned during the day. You can simply hit the "+ Add a New Great Day" button to generate another day with the same questions and prompts.

This is a robust template to digitize your bullet journal practice. Traditional bullet journaling takes place in physical notebooks, but with the power and flexibility of Notion, you can now digitize your bullet journal without loosing your process! Manage yearly, monthly and daily tasks, keep master database lists (like to do and to read lists) and conduct daily reviews in your Notion Bullet Journal!

This is a digital bullet journal for tracking tasks, collections, dates — whatever you want. Watch this video to get a better understanding of how to use this template.

This template helps me make big decisions in my life, serving as a forcing function to weigh the pros and cons, conduct an emotional audit about my choices, and answer key questions. Useful for big decisions and reviewing my choices 6 months after the fact.

The five minute journal has helped me a lot in past years, it makes me much happier and every day is meaningful. I used to journal in Evernote and Day One, eventually I switched to Notion for all of my note taking.

Use this template to organize and keep track of documents shared across your team. You can define and apply tags to indicate who the stakeholders are, deadlines, document type, and more. Add additional database properties as you see fit, find everything easily, and filter to focus only on specific doc types or authors. This is especially helpful for recording company processes and publishing product or design specs in a way where many people can comment, contribute, and reference them going forward.

Use this template to capture notes from all meetings in one accessible spot. Notes can be tagged by meeting type to make them easy to find. See when each meeting took place and who was there. That way, anyone can see what was discussed during meetings and get the full context. Especially helpful for new employees who join and want to get a sense of how past decisions were made, the history of relationships, precedents for new projects, and more.

You can use Notion to track project work across your entire team. Tag every task or project by status, team, who is assigned, sprint, and more. Then drag and drop them through every phase of your process to completion. You'll always know who is working on what and what is left to do. You can even open each project as its own Notion page, where you can layer in even more information, research, subtasks, etc. Most importantly, all tags and process stages are fully customizable so your roadmap can work exactly the way you and your team want to work.

Use this content calendar to schedule and track all the content you're putting out — from blog posts to podcasts to tweets. Every item on the calendar is a project, where you can designate the author (or who's assigned), the type of content (article, event, etc.), and its status (scheduled, in progress, complete). Each one is also its own Notion page, where you can stash all related notes, research, multimedia, and do all your writing in one place. You can also turn your calendar into a different type of database view. For example, you can create a board view of this same information grouped by status to see your content moving through stages of completion.

Use this template to easily list and edit openings at your company. Notion makes it simple to make real-time changes to a public-facing, lightweight job site. Each position can be tagged with the date and time added, and the specific team. Don't spend time wrestling with a CMS or over-featured system for job posting when you're just getting started. Add the content you want as easily as creating a doc, and share it with the world by clicking on `Share` and switching on `Public Access`.

Give everyone at your company one source of truth for important information, policies, announcements and more. You can add links to whatever pages you want — as easily as typing. And, because you can nest pages inside pages infinitely, you can create many layers of information with clear pathways that help people find exactly what they need when they need it. Notion is flexible enough to grow alongside your team, so you can start building institutional memory from the very beginning.

Use this template to keep everyone at your company updated on what people are doing right now. Each team can create a new page for members to say what they did yesterday and plan to do today.

Use this template to source ideas from your team even when you're not in the same room. Articulate a question you'd like to have answered. At the same time, people can add their bulleted ideas below that question and tag themselves.

Use this page to keep a running history of all your one-on-one meetings with a teammate. You can create this page in the Private section of your sidebar and share it with just the other person. It will then appear under Shared and only be accessible to the two of you.

ll-hands meetings are especially tricky with many people connecting virtually. It helps to share your screen with an agenda that you can move through chronologically. That way, everyone stays focused and gets fuller context than if they were just listening to someone speak.

Use this format to run a remote team meeting. We recommend sharing this screen on your virtual conference so it's easy for everyone to follow along.

Use this template to quickly share your designs with teammates. Use the Invite a Person button in the Share menu at the top right of the page to share with specific collaborators, or turn on Workspace Access to share with your entire team.

Short Story: I made these templates out of frustration of the traditional ways like PDF, PPTX, XLS, in my case this template helped me save more time creating BMC's and Lean Canvas, I hope it saves you more time too.

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!

A notion note taking template with embedded formatting options and tools. The template was my solution to having to start with an empty page (something I absolutely hate). The template solve this problem by presenting you with 6 different formatting options and 7 useful tools each time you create a new note. You can easily implement this system into your existing note-taking system.

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!