Thread by @juvoni

Current Overview of Areas I track in my @NotionHQ

Each Area Page is an Action oriented Dashboard unique to the features of that area.

An Area is collection/category of activities, stages & events managed and cultivated over time.

My Nutrition area for example is where I have table, galleries & notes related to my nutritional health, like my meal plans, supplements, eating principles or dietary notes.

I associate the following other databases with Areas

Projects - A Collection of Tasks with a specific outcome and near-term deadline.
Problems - An Obstacle or Issue I want to overcome.
Experiments - A habit, tool, or other activity I'm trying out.
Topics - Related categories.

Projects feed into Areas

My Home Dashboard shows Projects, Areas, References & Quick Actions to quickly create or make a decision.

I keep a list of Projects grouped by a special Slot field which I use to pin projects to focus on for the week(s)

Quick Actions to get in and out of notion or focus on the high level.

I prefer to use notion for solo-project management & planning.

The hierarchy helps me stay focused and tie-up lose ends.

When I trigger a quick action or update a project, which are all usually associated to a project, my Areas section on my main homepage filters to only show me recently updated Areas.

I can quickly hop into an Area Dashboard and find info quickly to take action.

Using Notion as a Personal Cockpit will help you take flight and reach your goals.

Keep it simple, and only show the most important info on each page.

Get focused with a Dashboard-Driven use for notion.