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The Best Way to Manage Tasks and Projects in Notion

Get my Ultimate Tasks Notion template for free here: https://thomasjfrank.com/templates/ta... After more than two years of working and experimenting within Notion, I've finally figured out how to move ALL of my task management into the app.. Today, I'll show you exactly how I do it, and share a template version so you can use my system as well. Get notified when my advanced Notion course launches: https://thomasjfrank.com/notioncourse All my Notion tutorials and templates: https://thomasjfrank.com/notion More info on Recurring Tasks in Notion:    • How to Create Recurring Tasks (Repeat...   💪GET STARTED WITH NOTION: https://thomasjfrank.com/usenotion/ - (this is my referral link) 🐦Connect with me: Instagram ➔   / tomfrankly   Twitter ➔   / tomfrankly   Podcast ➔ https://theinforium.com --- Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:37 - The Ultimate Tasks Template 01:57 - Daily Tasks feature 02:43 - Inbox and template features 04:13 - Subtasks 05:10 - Different task database views 06:25 - Today view 07:40 - Next 7 Days view 08:03 - Priority view 09:36 - Projects database 13:00 - Wrap up + more tips 14:39 - Ending easter egg --- #notion #taskmanagement #productivityapps --- Notion bills itself as an all-in-one workspace, replacing apps as varied as Evernote, Confluence, Excel, and Asana. But how can you actually manage your tasks and projects using Notion? A lot of people have asked me how to do this, and I've personally wanted to move all of my to do's and projects into Notion ever since I started using it. Well, by Jove, I think I've got it (who was Jove, anyway?) Today, I'm walking you through (and sharing) my template for managing tasks in Notion. It's called Ultimate Tasks, and it's built to handle everything from your daily tasks to big, multi-stage projects. It's the result of more than two years of experimentation and battle-testing in Notion (often while trying to juggle tasks within Todoist, Asana, or ClickUp), and it's now what I use to manage all of my own tasks. It handles recurring tasks, subtasks, Today and Next 7 Days views, Trello-style kanban boards, and more. Props: Edited by @Tony Santos