Notion can store anything.

But without structure, that power becomes paralysis.

Most users create pages for every new project, idea, and task—until they forget where everything is, or why they even built the system in the first place.

That’s what the PARA Dashboard solves.

Built using the method made famous by Tiago Forte.

PARA is a way to organize your entire digital life into 4 simple categories:

Projects — short-term efforts with a goal
Areas — ongoing responsibilities (life, work, health, business)
Resources — notes, articles, knowledge, research
Archives — anything inactive but worth saving

My template turns that concept into a Notion workspace that’s flexible, visual, and easy to maintain.

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What’s Inside:

A central PARA Control Panel with dynamic filters
Dedicated databases for Projects, Areas, and Resources—all interconnected
A smart Project Manager with priority flags, due dates, and progress tracking
A Knowledge Hub for storing everything you learn, see, or bookmark
A Weekly Dashboard View that shows what’s active and what’s on hold
One-click archiving and smart sorting so clutter never piles up

You don’t need a second brain.

You just need one place to think clearly.

Who It’s For:

Creators and solopreneurs with 100 things in motion
Students managing school, side projects, and personal goals
Knowledge workers drowning in bookmarks, PDFs, and voice notes
Anyone tired of using 10 dashboards just to plan one day

Why It Works:

The PARA system isn’t just about organizing your work.

It’s about separating what’s active from what’s reference, so your mind isn’t constantly overwhelmed.

This dashboard gives you:

A calm, navigable digital environment
Clear visibility across all life categories
A fast way to capture, review, and reset—every week

And because it’s built inside Notion, it’s 100% editable.

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