Building a Second Brain in Notion

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Eralp Sendan

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1 - Module 1

1 - Lets create our My Second Brain Page.mp4

05:29

2 - Getting Things Done Section Preparation.mp4

04:05

3 - Brain Dump.mp4

01:23

2 - Module 2

5 - Creating Projects Database.mp4

02:07

8 - Creating Archive Page.mp4

01:32

9 - Creating Notes Ideas Database.mp4

01:45

10 - Creating Tasks Database.mp4

01:55

3 - Module 3

11 - Buttons at the top of the page.mp4

01:57

12 - Getting Things Done buttons.mp4

05:55

13 - Adding views in GTD system.mp4

03:46

13 - The-formula-for-the-Processed-property.pdf

14 - Deep Work Page.mp4

03:30

15 - Button assignments under Brain Dump Create.mp4

01:24

Description

Learn how to use Notion as a personal knowledge management system and a productivity tool based on GTD and BASB methods.

What You'll Learn?

How to use Notion as a powerful tool to capture, organize, and retrieve their ideas, knowledge, and tasks
How to apply the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology in Notion, the proven system for managing their attention and productivity
How to use the PARA method to structure their second brain in Notion, the four categories that cover all aspects of their life and work
How to create a master database for their projects and tasks in Notion, using the GTD principles of inbox, next actions, waiting for, someday/maybe, and complet
How to create a master database for their resources in Notion, using the types and formats that they prefer, such as notes, articles, books, podcasts, videos, e
How to customize their second brain with views, filters, formulas, templates, icons, and covers in Notion, making it more functional and aesthetic
How to engage with their second brain regularly in Notion, adding new inputs, organizing them into projects and resources, and reviewing them periodically
How to benefit from their second brain in Notion, boosting their creativity, efficiency, and learning

Who is this for?

Students who want to use Notion and Getting Things Done to organize their academic work, research, and learning.

Professionals who want to use Notion and GTD to manage their projects, tasks, and goals in their work environment.

Entrepreneurs who want to use Notion and GTD to plan, execute, and grow their business ideas and ventures.

Lifelong learners who want to use Notion and GTD to capture, store, and access their personal knowledge and insights.

What You Need to Know?

A computer or a mobile device with internet access

A free Notion account (you can sign up here)

A basic familiarity with Notion and its features (you can learn more here)

A willingness to learn and experiment with new ideas and methods

This course is suitable for anyone who wants to use Notion as a personal knowledge management system and a productivity tool. You don’t need any prior experience with the GTD or BASB methods, as I will explain them in detail in this course. However, if you have some background knowledge, it will help you to follow along better.

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Description
Do you want to learn how to build a second brain in Notion, the all-in-one workspace for your notes, tasks, projects, and more? Do you want to implement the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology in Notion, the proven system for managing your attention and productivity? If so, this course is for you!
In this course, you will learn how to use Notion as a powerful tool to capture, organize, and retrieve your ideas, knowledge, and tasks. You will also learn how to apply the GTD principles and practices in Notion, such as creating inboxes, projects, next actions, contexts, and reviews. By the end of this course, you will have a fully functional second brain in Notion that will help you boost your creativity, efficiency, and learning.
This course is suitable for anyone who wants to use Notion as a personal knowledge management system and a productivity tool. Whether you are a student, professional, entrepreneur, or lifelong learner, this course will help you take your Notion skills and your personal growth to the next level.
Some of the topics covered in this course are:
What is a second brain and why you need one
How to set up Notion for your second brain
How to use the PARA method to structure your second brain
How to capture and clarify your inputs in Notion
How to organize and review your projects and tasks in Notion
How to engage with your second brain and make it work for you
This course is based on the work of Tiago Forte1; the creator of the Building a Second Brain method and David Allen; the author of the bestselling book Getting Things Done. You will also get access to a free Notion template that you can use to create your own second brain.
Donâ€™t miss this opportunity to learn how to build a second brain in Notion and implement GTD in Notion. Enroll now and start creating your own digital assistant that will enhance your life and career.
Who this course is for:
Students who want to use Notion and Getting Things Done to organize their academic work, research, and learning.
Professionals who want to use Notion and GTD to manage their projects, tasks, and goals in their work environment.
Entrepreneurs who want to use Notion and GTD to plan, execute, and grow their business ideas and ventures.
Lifelong learners who want to use Notion and GTD to capture, store, and access their personal knowledge and insights.

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A product & project management professional with 10 years of experience in digital media, telecommunications, manufacturing and automotive industries. An adaptable professional who specializes in product management, continuous improvement and managing complex projects. An in-house instructor for continuous improvement and memory training.Eralp Sendan is passionate about teaching and memory training. Mr. Sendan is an expert in memory training for over 10 years and has developed an understanding of creative thinking through his work.

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