Action date, the next day you plan on working on it. (Day you plan on working on it) Due date, the final day that you can work on it before it comes due. (Deadline)
I love ya bro, but I always thought the reason for putting the menu/capture/quick action stuff on the left like that is due to the way it shows on mobile. iPhones won't read the page left to right they read top left to bottom left, then the right from top to bottom. Anyway, I always learn something both here and in your class at Skool. Only a handful of guys give good enough tutorials to keep people going: Carter, Better Creative, William Nutt, Thomas Frank. and maybe one or two more.
Your words are so kind! I'm a desktop first guy but just a note: You can drag and drop the sections into a different order and create a 'mobile view' of your data if you'd like. DM me on Skool if you need any assistance. I'm more than happy to help.
Can we add recurring tasks in this template that repeats on weekly, monthly or quarterly basis? Have you setup this feature or we have to set it up separately?
I haven't set this up inside of Notion but my template does integrate with Google Calendar if you use the notion-automations.com add-on that I recommend in the Productive Brain community/course. I feel it's best to use Google Calendar for now since Notion's capabilities in this area are lacking.
hi im having a problem with the equation of the dates between. this is what i wrote let(daysUntilDue,dateBetween(prop("Due Date"),now(),"days"),ifs(daysUntilDue0,"Due in " + daysUntilDue + " days","Due Today")) and when i choose that the due date is tomorrow it writes "Due today" instead of "Due in 1 day"
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Great video, followed through it all
Solid tips brother!
Thanks brotha!
Great video, thank you for sharing :)
Can someone explain to me the difference between Action date and due date?
Action date, the next day you plan on working on it. (Day you plan on working on it)
Due date, the final day that you can work on it before it comes due. (Deadline)
I love ya bro, but I always thought the reason for putting the menu/capture/quick action stuff on the left like that is due to the way it shows on mobile. iPhones won't read the page left to right they read top left to bottom left, then the right from top to bottom.
Anyway, I always learn something both here and in your class at Skool. Only a handful of guys give good enough tutorials to keep people going: Carter, Better Creative, William Nutt, Thomas Frank. and maybe one or two more.
Your words are so kind! I'm a desktop first guy but just a note:
You can drag and drop the sections into a different order and create a 'mobile view' of your data if you'd like.
DM me on Skool if you need any assistance. I'm more than happy to help.
Can we add recurring tasks in this template that repeats on weekly, monthly or quarterly basis? Have you setup this feature or we have to set it up separately?
I haven't set this up inside of Notion but my template does integrate with Google Calendar if you use the notion-automations.com add-on that I recommend in the Productive Brain community/course.
I feel it's best to use Google Calendar for now since Notion's capabilities in this area are lacking.
@@ProductiveDude thanks for your honest reply. I love your teaching style.
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hi im having a problem with the equation of the dates between. this is what i wrote
let(daysUntilDue,dateBetween(prop("Due Date"),now(),"days"),ifs(daysUntilDue0,"Due in " + daysUntilDue + " days","Due Today"))
and when i choose that the due date is tomorrow it writes "Due today" instead of "Due in 1 day"
check out this!
empty(prop("Due Date")) ? (
"No Due Date"
) : (
equal(dateBetween(now(), prop("Due Date"), "days"), 0) ? (
"Due Today"
) : (
now() > prop("Due Date") ? (
join([format(dateBetween(now(), prop("Due Date"), "days")), "days past due"], " ")
) : (
equal(dateBetween(prop("Due Date"), now(), "days"), 1) ? (
"Due tomorrow"
) : (
equal(dateBetween(prop("Due Date"), now(), "days"), 2) ? (
"Due day after tomorrow"
) : (
join(["Due after", format(dateBetween(now(), prop("Due Date"), "days")), "days"], " ")
)
)
)
)
)
Hi. Have you solved this? Mine also shows the same
You're so fucking sly with the playback speed. It's like meant to be played at 2x but it's nice to have it on 1x for the step by step parts.