This way, I was able to see the list of tasks when I go into the Projects database. Then I realised I would love to assign those tasks to projects, so I created another table called Projects, listed my projects in that table, and then created a relation property to my Tasks database, relating to the Projects database. I started with a simple database of a to do list, which is essentially a Tasks database table with each row being a task, and has a date property, and has a status property, being a single selection from a list of statuses idea, to do, doing, done, won't do. It is entirely up to you what you want to build with it.
You can simply build a wall by stacking a few bricks on top of each other, or you can build a functioning machinery by combining many different types of blocks. Notion is like building a Lego structure. Notion can be as simple or as complex as you need it to be.
This way, a) you really understand how Notion works and b) you have a functioning system that serves your needs. Add functionalities to it as you see you need it.
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And, as your workflow improves and you get the gist of how to use Notion, let your own creation evolve with it. It is super simple to create a to do list functionality out of the box with Notion. Rather than relying on a complex template, which may or may not include features that you actually don't need, I would start simple. However, a new Notion user starting their journey with Notion should not start using Notion right by using a template. Don't get me wrong, those templates are awesome and they are super creative. I think some of these template builders who sell their templates are making Notion look more complicated than it actually is.
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