Dashboards

Dashboards, Relations

Notion Build With Me: Tasks Dashboard (Gamification)

Want to gamify your Notion workspace but don’t know where to start? I recommend starting with a single tasks database to understand the basics of if statements, relations, and rollups. I go over all three in this video, and by the end we create a template that can be duplicated. As well, I go over how to connect databases to one another and how back-linking can be a good substitute for the relation property.

Dashboards

Free Template: A Workout Dashboard Inside Notion

In the second episode of my "learning formulas in Notion" series, I share how one can create a workout dashboard with reference calculators, relations, and rollups. Inside is a calorie calculator, food diary, workout planner, cardio tracker (running), and a user database that connects everything together. As well, I go over how to compare consecutive rows to one another using rollup.

Dashboards, Relations

Notion, RemNote And Reverso: Language Learning

If you’re looking into using Notion as a language learning tool, I try my best to explain how one can use Notion to actively understand the context of sentences and create a dictionary of sorts. I provide a short tutorial on how to use RemNote in tandem with Notion. As well, I explain how to extract an audio clip from Google Translate or Reverso to retain pronunciation knowledge.

Dashboards, Relations

How I Build A Family Tree In Notion

I've made a couple attempts thus far at family trees in Notion. This approach is proving to be the easiest to use, so I wanted to share it with you. Included are timeline, family, and atlas databases connected via relations. It also has a formula to help me determine the age a member died or what age they currently are.

Dashboards, Relations

Build A Concept Cloud In Notion And Dashboard Page Inspo

Following my Tag Wall tutorial, of which I find is hard to explain in words, I made this little video to talk through the process slowly. As well, I share some basic Notion pages that fit nicely in a minimal dashboard. Used primarily in this tutorial is the relation property. If you are unaware of this property or don’t understand how it works, this is a good place to start.