
Learn to build an automatic habit routine with Notion, track daily progress for accountability, and customize a free, beginner-friendly habit tracker inspired by atomic habits and James Clear.
Tour the vision board from the hammett compass 2.0 dashboard, create vision boards for fitness, mindfulness, and money, and link each to habits and the analytics database.
Explore how the habit tracking area uses a database with buttons to add and check habits. Learn about recurring templates for daily habit creation and scheduling in a weekly view.
Rate your days using the daily rating section of the habit compass template, add today's entry, and view seven-day, thirty-day, and yearly trends with a median.
Explore the analytics area in Notion to track habit performance, uncover trends, and identify when you struggled, then tailor routines using the analytics template and its views.
Create the databases for the habit tracker template in Notion, including visions, habit tracking, daily rating, and analytics, all organized on a databases page for easy search and reference.
Link databases in Notion with the linked view, select the recreation database from the sandbox folder, and build the raw habit template with revisions, a text field, and a statement.
Create a habit tracking area with a linked habit database, add jogging and meditation, connect to visions for fitness and mindfulness using date and checkbox.
Create and link the analytics database to the habit tracking data in Notion, using relation and rollup to aggregate entries like jogging and meditation and calculate the percent checked.
Create a new button to toggle checkboxes in the habit tracking database. Name it jogging, use a checkbox icon, and duplicate it to add meditation with the same filter.
Edit the data rating bar by adjusting the property, scroll to switch color from light gray to red, keep the green, and divide by ten to render a full bar.
Use Notion formulas to build weekly, monthly, and yearly analytics in a habit tracker, creating formula properties and rollups in the analytics database to track current period checks.
Create statement properties using Notion formulas to display weekly, monthly, and yearly habit activity in a gallery view, with debugging and testing to ensure accurate analytics.
The formula for the weekly statement: if(This Week == 0, "Weekly Activity: Inactive", if(This Week >= 0.9, ("Weekly Activity: ?" + format(This Week*100)) + "%", if(This Week >= 0.5, ("Weekly Activity: ?" + format(This Week*100)) + "%", ("Weekly Activity: ? " + format(This Week*100)) + "%")))
Create templates to flexibly analyze habit data in Notion by building a linked analytics template with advanced filters and time ranges, including weekly, monthly, and annual views, and nest databases.
Learn how to create recurring habits in Notion using recurring templates when automations aren’t available on free plans, including setting daily repetitions, choosing days of the week, and sorting results.
Beautify and simplify the Notion habit tracker by organizing into a vision area and habit tracking area, including daily rating analytics and a navigation table of contents.
Conclude by exploring advanced Notion features such as buttons, linked databases, and recurring habits within the habit tracker. Invite feedback, share contact options, and preview future Notion courses.
Feeling overwhelmed with habit tracking? Learn to simplify it with Notion.
Join me in this comprehensive 21-lesson course, spanning over 90 minutes, where I'll guide you through creating an advanced Notion habit tracker from scratch.
As a Notion Ambassador from Vienna, Austria, I've transformed my passion for building Notion workspaces, which began in 2020, into a thriving side business. Today, I not only sell Notion templates but also offer consultancy services.
In this class, we'll dive into:
Crafting a Vision Board
Developing a Habit Tracking Database
Setting up Daily Ratings
Creating an Analytics Area
You'll also master advanced Notion features like buttons, templates, managing recurring habits or tasks, and understanding database relations.
This class is designed for those with a basic understanding of Notion, yet it's approachable for learners at all skill levels.
By the end of this class, you will have:
A fully functional and personalized habit tracker in Notion.
A deeper understanding of Notion's capabilities.
Skills to further customize and adapt your tracker as your habits and goals evolve.
This class is more than just about tracking habits in Notion; it's about creating a tool that motivates you to do the things that are important to you every day. So, join me, create your personalized habit tracker, and take a step towards a more organized and goal-oriented lifestyle!