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2 years later and this still helps! Been working at Dairy Queen for a few months and it's been so fun for my first job thanks for the tips!

No taking orders first is better, i learned line a lot faster that way. Since I was adjusting everything people would change or ask for, I knew the ingredients.

Micah, you’ve shown bravery in your modesty. Thanks for being inventive in considering how your experience can help others. And having the courage to share that experience on a platform as popular as this. Great job and I suspect extraordinary things in your future!

I worked at McDonalds, after Covid 19. Before I was a Nurse, and I worked my way up to assistant general manager, and was left the whole time I was pregnant alone to run the store. We had no issues, just do not ladies try to argue with any crazy employees under your super vision, because it got heated and the wrong decision was made for work, but I was fine and so was my baby. Stay quiet so you can focus, and listen to your employees, not your managers, and each other! I am a student again now, once I took sometime to hurt and get better. I feel better, and I will be a success!

Great Micah. From Brazil

How can I do this but for increasing indirect costs in the college's certified cost of attendance report which would later be used by private student loan lenders for evaluation?

Subway, don’t be scared to take orders from customers lol it might be slower than you thought

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They arent teaching me everything they only teaching me the headset tho. They put me on headset and some of them talk to me like im dumb cuz i cant do the job as fast as they can yet. Like am i supposed to make drinks and take orders at the same time? I have adhd and idk how to do both at the same time yet. People training me are rude af like bro you act like you are making 100$ hour doesn't take much effort to be kind. I do WAY better when co workers are kind and patient. When they talk to me like im dumb i get anxious and my performance declines. been working at wendys 4 days now my first fast food job.

Thanks bro!!

Wow

Just got hired, thanks for the tips

The cheapest gas stations in my area are not on GetUpside

Best notion video Ive watched, wish you had more videos like this!

Finally someome who addresses this. I just joined Computer Science because I really love this field but I really feel the college is stealing my time. My day starts from 6:30 in the morning till 5pm which is almost 11hrs of my day just gone like that. And guess what, I could have spent 2-3 hours only just to understand what was taught in those 11hrs. now I am left with like 3 hours after college to study AGAIN and work on what I really love while being tired. Now I am beginning to think of dropping out.

Thanks a lot for help !;)

When would be the best time to send the mail?

Am starting work at Taco Bell next week, am trying to learn what I can before starting.

wow this is very helpful

ur adorable

Hey Micah, just found your channel and love your stuff - I wanted to ask about your portfolio (I know you have a video from a year ago) but what did you use as source of information to learn about things such as mutual funds / REITs etc

I use the same approach. But mine is more minimalistic. I use Todoist for dumping tasks. Every day I spend like 5m to set due dates for tomorrow. Then, every day I just open "Today" tasks in Todoist and do them when I have free time (I don't need a calendar for it, I know when I am free without it). I use Obsidian to dump what I've learned. I also plan long term goals/skills there. I use a calendar just as a reminder. I set appointments and some routine tasks there (like training). P.S.: a good (maybe even better) alternative for Todoist is Workflowy. Also, Obsidian could be used for it too. Then, it will be enough to have only two apps for the life tracking/organization.

Hey guys! There was some issues with the link taking you to a database that wasn't functioning correcting. That has been fixed so the template can be used now! Let me know if run into any issues.

Thank you for making this tutorial, Up until now my Notion task management was a mess, and before you made this tutorial, I never knew about the existence of "copy link to view". What I did prior to this video is duplicating the same database and arrange them within the same page.

Thanks for the video. Very helpful. My task board has dividers appearing between each section. How do I get rid of it ?

thank you for such insightful and straightforward video!

Hi Mecah, great video. I have a question for you. I've downloaded you template. How do I replace your database in the template with my database so I can use the template? I just can't figure out how to do that. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

This is way better than 99% of the Task Management System Videos on TH-cam.

6:18. I actually found your video after I watched a video from Cajun Koi Academy about a template in Notion, so your one with google calendar and general overview is really usefull

qualitative video. Strange, why only 317 subscribes?

You're TH-cam videos are really practical and helpful. I hope your channel gains traction, because so many people could benefit.

This is the first Notion tutorial that I have managed to be able to successfully complete! Thank you 🎉

Thank you very much for this video 🙏

I just duplicated it via the link & it seems to be squared away. Greatly appreciate it. Taking on something to help myself get things in order

This might be a stretch, but can you make your template shareable?

It helped me so much! Thank You! C:

Thanks for this fresh content and not another faceless walkthrough. I like the idea of recapturing missed tasks. I’m creating a callout for overdue tasks to keep those in view. I also keep the done callout hide so not to distract from what I need to see. This callout helps with my 1-on-1 reviews and evaluations.

Hey, it will definitely save a lot of time. Thanks for the detailed explanation. Can I we connect on instagram?

awesome! i can’t wait to get my notion all set up and loves the special gift at the end😊

love this info!!!!

also, you cut your hair😱 that thumbnail be lying

man, this vid reminded me of all the things i have to get done!!🙌 and now i know how to get them done🤯

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Interesting- thanks. What I find missing in most all Task Management systems (except the very expensive ones) is tying Tasks to People, Projects and to Organizations/Companies and being able to see the threads and quickly to see what History each of those segments has. For example, I could have Attorney Bob Smith as a Contact, working for Amalgamated Law- Bob's contact information is captured. Now Bob works on a few different projects for me, as does his colleague Sally. Same with Mike's Marketing and couple of folks on his team. I use the companies often, but want to see what they do overall, also on specific projects, and future ones I assign them to. Now there you have a powerful Project Task Managment system- for work and family life, all at one place.

This is such a brilliant way to time block. I’m going to incorporate it with my current notion setup.

Can u plz share the notion templates ?

Very good video.

great tips!!

Hey Micah Schultz! I checked out your videos, and it made me a bit sad to think that some people who could really benefit from your fantastic tips might be missing out right now. I noticed a small issue that might be preventing you from reaching a wider audience. It seems that your about section is empty, and there's no information about yourself. This could be keeping your viewers from connecting with you and sticking around for more. Another thing that could help is uploading videos more frequently. It's essential to keep your content flowing to attract new viewers. I understand we're all busy, but I would really appreciate it if you could respond to this message. Looking forward to hearing from you. P.S. I took the liberty of creating a TH-cam video script for you. It has the potential to triple your audience! If you're interested, just reply with your contact information, and I'll be happy to share it with you.

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