Oh boy, since i'm working on different project that doesn't involve Notion I didn't explore new relations update yet. Ability to rename property in different database as you create relations is phenomenal.
Thanks!!! I have a similar system, with two different databases for tasks and sessions, but I needed inspiration for displaying the results. I usually track the number of words written, translated or proofread within the session, but I'd never thought of adding a "Result" property. It would be great to link those productivity results to a "Day" or "Journal" DB, if you're also monitoring sleep, stress level or hormonal cycle.
Once again, you are such an inspiration. I was struggling on how to manage my time for my invoiced tasks, and you explained it the best way. Even formulas are easy following your explanations :) Thanks
honestly crying because you answered all the questions i have!!! just when i thought notion is not for me, you came along and changed my mind. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Good grief, this is another level of Notion Knowledge and skill...the first time you popped into my feeds and this is exactly what I want to be able to achieve but it is going to take some real time to work on developing this skills. Luckily I am good at Excel and the formula's is something I can learn. Thank you so, much for sharing your knowledge and absolutely great work.
This is a great way to set up a time-centered approach of task-planning. I really like it! One thing though, that I'm struggling with for quite some time now: Do you see any way of easily implementing recurring tasks without some weird this-deadline/next-deadline semi-automatic 2-field calculations process? I really see the benefit of having an integrated list- & planning-view s.a. this one additionally to a time-oriented approach. But atm a color-coded calendar is still better for time-wise organization since I can easily include (recurring and non-recurring) events. And since I have a lot of different events throughout a day between which I have to squeeze task-working-sessions, the calendar, so far, is the better option to use it from the ground up... sadly.
Hi, thanks for the video, very helpful! I would like to ask if you know how to make time calculated not only by task, but also by day. To see how much time a day was spent on each task separately.
Hello, what formula could I use in this situation? Each course is assigned a certain number of weeks and I would like the main panel of the course to tell me which week I am in. for example a course would have 24 weeks. thank you.
Hi , i have a doubt 9:42 , does task are written like this in left side in mobile view too ?i meant the name column available in mobile . Or does it has only cards in a particular week like the left side.
Thank you very much for this demonstration. I love it. Your presence is awesome. I followed and applied the building process. However, I'm confused about how to use it? Is there a using-guide-like or something?
NEED HELP . I want to filter my dates in months , so that I can calculate the time spent in each task throughout the month. I will appreciate if you could provide me the formula for the month . Otherwise you are doing great work.
Hey! Wonderful video as per usual. Just a question, which is the reason why you set up a new database for sessions instead of using the task one adding a select option Task/Session as you did in the CRM video for Meeting and Tasks? Thank you in advance for your comments, I am very interested in
Oh boy, since i'm working on different project that doesn't involve Notion I didn't explore new relations update yet. Ability to rename property in different database as you create relations is phenomenal.
Thanks!!! I have a similar system, with two different databases for tasks and sessions, but I needed inspiration for displaying the results. I usually track the number of words written, translated or proofread within the session, but I'd never thought of adding a "Result" property. It would be great to link those productivity results to a "Day" or "Journal" DB, if you're also monitoring sleep, stress level or hormonal cycle.
Once again, you are such an inspiration. I was struggling on how to manage my time for my invoiced tasks, and you explained it the best way. Even formulas are easy following your explanations :) Thanks
my mind is blowing. I'm ok my personal todo list haha
this is probably for highly professional project task management not for personal use.
honestly crying because you answered all the questions i have!!! just when i thought notion is not for me, you came along and changed my mind. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Good grief, this is another level of Notion Knowledge and skill...the first time you popped into my feeds and this is exactly what I want to be able to achieve but it is going to take some real time to work on developing this skills. Luckily I am good at Excel and the formula's is something I can learn. Thank you so, much for sharing your knowledge and absolutely great work.
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Danke! Thanks for your great content!
Just wanted to say thanks I really appreciate the templates you give us.
Always ❤ your stuff! You help my Notion ADHD brain lol
Thanks a lot for all your magnificent videos 🤗👏🏻
best teacher of Notion. Thank you!!
Hi Red, I'm wondering how you learned all these things about Notion? I've been binge-watching your YT channel, and you're super amazing! 👌
Thanks again for another excellent video. I greatly appreciate the effort your put into these videos. Thanks!
This is a great way to set up a time-centered approach of task-planning. I really like it!
One thing though, that I'm struggling with for quite some time now: Do you see any way of easily implementing recurring tasks without some weird this-deadline/next-deadline semi-automatic 2-field calculations process?
I really see the benefit of having an integrated list- & planning-view s.a. this one additionally to a time-oriented approach. But atm a color-coded calendar is still better for time-wise organization since I can easily include (recurring and non-recurring) events. And since I have a lot of different events throughout a day between which I have to squeeze task-working-sessions, the calendar, so far, is the better option to use it from the ground up... sadly.
I will definitely use this!
Amazing and simple! Thank you Red!!!
Hi, thanks for the video, very helpful! I would like to ask if you know how to make time calculated not only by task, but also by day. To see how much time a day was spent on each task separately.
Hello, what formula could I use in this situation? Each course is assigned a certain number of weeks and I would like the main panel of the course to tell me which week I am in. for example a course would have 24 weeks. thank you.
Hi , i have a doubt 9:42 , does task are written like this in left side in mobile view too ?i meant the name column available in mobile . Or does it has only cards in a particular week like the left side.
Thank you very much for this demonstration. I love it. Your presence is awesome.
I followed and applied the building process. However, I'm confused about how to use it? Is there a using-guide-like or something?
Thank you, Red!
thank you so much , you saved a lot of time to me
NEED HELP . I want to filter my dates in months , so that I can calculate the time spent in each task throughout the month. I will appreciate if you could provide me the formula for the month . Otherwise you are doing great work.
Hey! Wonderful video as per usual. Just a question, which is the reason why you set up a new database for sessions instead of using the task one adding a select option Task/Session as you did in the CRM video for Meeting and Tasks? Thank you in advance for your comments, I am very interested in
Love this template, but can you explain if it can be combined in use with your 2021 version of "Pro Task Manager in Notion "? Thanks,
Hi great video. How do I get the icon into the code, should I want to use another one from what you've provided
@Red Gregory Hi! Do you have any idea how to make stopwatch property in notion ?
Can we make an eletronic data capture for academic purposes with notion?
You are super. Thank you so much 🤩🤩
Great Task Manager!
thank you so much
Thanks a lot!
Hey Gregory, can u review taskade pls
Those are not emoji’s, they are Unicode characters. Thank you for the interesting video.