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[littlethingwithfeathers]

Advice on cleaning with ADHD

So this is something that I’ve found that works for me. It might not help with everyone’s issues, but this little suite of solutions has helped me stay on top of chores so much better than I ever have before, especially monumental tasks with lots of steps like cleaning kitchens or bathrooms. Buy cleaning “crutches” What I mean by crutches is things that cut out steps from the cleaning process, since that’s often what bogs a lot of us down and gives the Executive Dysfunction something to latch onto. Usually, to start cleaning you have to go find the sponge, and the spray, and the paper towels, and the gloves and and and. It adds hurdles to what already has a pretty high effort hurdle to begin with. Lower the barrier to entry. Do yourself a favor and purchase the following two things at the very least: Mr. Clean Magic Erasers and Clorox wipes (or off brands if you prefer). Put these two items in every bathroom and in your kitchen along with a roll or two of paper towels so they’re right at hand when it’s time to do a task. The Magic Erasers just need water to start cleaning and the Clorox wipes don’t need anything. Just rip and scrub. No gloves needed either. You can clean just about anything with them. Others to consider are below: Tabs/gel packs for dishwasher and laundry furniture polish cloths (like the Clorox wipes but for wood) Windex wipes (same deal.) Swiffer (get the one that can both dust and mop and has the fluid already in it. My floors stay cleaner because I don’t have to hassle with a ton of stuff.) Break down your cleaning tasks into tiny chunks And I mean tiny chunks. Ridiculously small. It’s going to seem really silly, but break stuff down into things you can do in five minutes tops.  This will keep you from getting stuck in the middle of something monumental because you ran out of steam. So for instance, don’t do -all- the kitchen counters at once. Just do one section. Don’t do “clean the fridge.” Instead, make a task that’s clean out old food from the fridge, then have a separate task for wiping down the shelves, and another for wiping out the drawers. Other examples would be: -unload the dishwasher (but don’t load it) -wipe down the stove top -wipe off one 4x4 section of counter -clean the toilet -throw away spoiled stuff in the fridge This, plus your pre-prepped cleaning supplies help fight the spectre of Executive Dysfunction.

Make yourself a schedule that’s also a checklist Using your broken up list from the previous step, make yourself a loose schedule. I say “loose” because you don’t want to stack everything together. Space due dates out so there’s only one or two things due every couple days.  And since they only take five or ten minutes, and your cleaning supplies are pre-prepped, you’re more likely to get it done.

It’s worth it to figure out what big tasks need to happen weekly/monthly/yearly etc so you can space their component bits out accordingly. Like... for instance I clean the fridge out once a month, but that is spaced out in such a way that there’s only one fridge-related task every week or two. I like using Clickup for this... it also holds all my appointments and due dates on other stuff so my cleaning integrates well. I get a little dashboard each morning telling me what’s on deck for today, tomorrow, and the rest of the week. The best part is that occasionally I’ll get on a tear and I’ll work ahead. Sometimes, once I’ve tricked myself into starting by lowering the barrier to starting, the fridge gets totally cleaned out all in one go. And sometimes I’ll fall behind and that’s okay too. All the tasks are small enough and spaced out enough that catching up isn’t onerous. 

And... this is the most important thing for me really... I get the rapturous orgasmic joy of ticking off a checklist and watching things disappear. It’s so satisfying. I’ve heard people calling this “gameifying your life” and it works on me so well. Like I said... this might not be the ticket for everyone, but boy howdy has it made all the difference for me.

[africanethereal]

As January Comes to an End

Honestly, it feels like 2023 started yesterday, I don't understand where the first 30 days have gone.

I've been so blessed. I am so blessed.

I haven't been keeping up on here, tbh I just post sporadically 😂 but I'll probably start posting weekly.

In 2023 I plan to be more intentional and soft.

Life updates:

I live alone! I love my place, it's my first apartment solo, and it's literally my dream home. It's the best Birthday present I've ever received, thank you universe.

I started my own business! I love being my own boss and working with other women entrepreneurs 🥰 I'm continuously growing and up-leveling. Visibility is my current challenge as a super introvert.

I finished the coursework for my post-MSc certification! Woot Woot! It was a lot of work and I'm super proud of myself for upskilling! I am now a Certified Online Business Manager! 🤯

🥳🥳🥳

I'm super excited to continue to glow in February and work with more women entrepreneurs!

I never thought I would be helping other women set up and manage their businesses, but here I am, doing the Lord's work 🤣

So excited about all the elevation of 2023!

From Corporate Barbie to Ethereal Entrepreneur 💖

[lilithspsyche]

So I use an app on my computer called clickup for my work. But recently I was like wait... But what if I used this for D&D

So I ended up making a workspace with multiple folders and subfolders and lists and docs

And now I have all my homebrew creature sheets in one place sorted in a way that makes them easy to find when I need them

DM resources

Player notebooks

Known and unknown to players items, quests, rewards, locations, lore, props, and achievements

I also have a section devoted to Scout Badges for Pirate Scouts

All the NPCs, items, and achievements have images attached to them

There's various ways I can connect things to each other like NPCs to guilds and locations and quests etc.

I can also set specific privacy so if there are things only some players know, or things only I as the DM know, I can adjust the view accordingly.

I have a players folder with various lists and resources pertaining to the players and their characters. And for their characters I'm able to attach their achievements to them so the players have a visual growing list they can see to watch their progress over time. All things are clickable so if they're wanting to remember how they got said achievement they can find out.

It's also set up so whatever my players have access to they can edit which means they can add descriptions, images, titled check lists, attachments, etc to Quests and NPCs. Making it easy to track relevant information without necessarily having to keep track of individual journals.

I was also able to embed a clickable calendar that I made in a different app and when they click on it it takes them to the quest/event details.

I also appreciated being able to organize everything into custom categories because how I want to sort and color code locations is wildly different from how I want to sort and color code NPCs

Another thing I added was a list that has a link to a site I use for creating lists for a random chooser so I have saved lists for random encounters, places to stay, as well as ones for races and pronouns when I need to come up with an NPC on the fly, and a link to a Google Sheet that has all my random encounters listed so when the random chooser says a number I can check the Google Sheet for that exact encounter and so it's details and remove that listing from the picker so it doesn't come up again if I want to.

I have my random encounters lists sorted by a bunch of categories some being Inn, Traveling, Sea, and City.

I have spent so many long long days getting this set up and I really hope my players like it

[productiveandfree]

Project Management Tools to Boost Your Productivity

Repetitive tasks in a saturated world can be a nightmare for anyone. It becomes hard to keep up your spirit and maintain your productivity in a lack of automation workplace.

That is when project management tools come to the rescue. 54% of the workforce agree that automated systems help them save five hours or more.

With sophisticated features, project management tools support you in automating repetitive jobs and managing projects efficiently in a single platform.

However, choosing the best one for you can be challenging with vast options available. We’ve compiled the five best project management tools to help you boost productivity. Read on to explore the details!

#1. Trello

If you’re looking for the overall best project management tool, seek no further than Trello. It has a simple and intuitive interface with many templates, including kanban template. It is a basic project management system that makes it ideal for individuals and small teams.

Trello is famous for its iconic cards that work like sticky notes. The simple nature comes in handy for managing tasks. It also allows you to add tags, input custom fields, and choose priorities. Whether you want to create a marketing strategy or scheduling content for your team, this tool will help you maintain productivity. 

Moreover, the Power-Ups feature lets you use other features like calendar views, document sharing, and Google Drive integration. However, Trello may not be the best fit if you expect comprehensive and detailed reporting.

Trello offers a free plan for small teams. If you want to go further, paid plans start at $10 per month, which is relatively cheap for individual use and small businesses.

#2. Basecamp

Basecamp has been in the industry since 2004 and has generated over 3.5 million users. It has straightforward, comprehensive management, collaborative  tools that enable you to connect with your clients.

It has many features  that support your productivity. You can set schedules and use calendars to manage tasks. Moreover, real-time chat and private massaging lets you communicate with team members.

Basecamp also offers robust reporting to users, which helps you see your progress and performance. Basecamp sets monthly pricing with complete essential tools at $99, which may be pricey for small teams.

#3. Asana

Asana provides an all-inclusive work management solution for small to bigger teams. With excellent features, Asana goes beyond helping you manage tasks. It connects projects and performs team collaborations effortlessly .

It has excellent integration capabilities that allow you to add media, tools, and systems in a single platform. Besides, you can set automation when scheduling and assigning projects to your team members.

Other key features include ready-to-use project templates, reporting dashboard (native Asana analytics), and a top-tier security system. Asana offers a free plan, but if you want more complex features, the paid plans start at $13.99 monthly.

#4. Click Up

Like other tools previously mentioned, ClickUp is a fantastic management platform you should consider. It has various dashboard styles and project views that you can choose according to your preference.

For example, you can choose the list view to check your tasks easily. You can also use the calendar view to see a content distribution schedule. If you want to see how a project is distributed to team members, you can use the team view.

Moreover, the Gantt view is best to monitor task prioritization. You can see team members’ responsibilities along with their progress and deadlines. 

You can see who’s responsible for specific tasks, including their workload.Above all, ClickUp has seamless integration and importation. You can connect it with Google Calendar, Drive, Zoom, Slack, Outlook, etc. Most importantly, 

ClickUp has a free plan, but you can go further with the Business plan at $12 and the Business Plus plan at $19 monthly.

#5. Zoho Project

Another affordable option for project management software is Zoho Project.  It has basic features to help you manage activities. The Gantt chart assists  you in planning tasks and giving project updates.

Some key features of Zoho Projects include third-party integrations, a chat room, a customizable interface, and time tracking. You can integrate Zoho with Dropbox, Microsoft, Slack, etc. Moreover, its interface is intuitive enough for beginners to use. You can also explore integrating an email finder tool to help you find relevant emails from stakeholders from cold emails to payment reminders to assist your communication processes. 

Zoho Projects provides a free plan for individuals or small teams. If you want to use more comprehensive features, try its Premium plan at $5 or Enterprise plan at $10 monthly.

#6. ProofHub

If you're seeking a centralized hub to streamline your projects and enhance team collaboration, look no further than ProofHub. This user-friendly platform goes beyond basic project management, offering a comprehensive suite of features to keep your team in sync and projects on track.

Organize projects using multiple views - Kanban boards for visual progress tracking, Gantt charts for comprehensive scheduling, and lists for streamlined organization. Assign tasks, set deadlines, and collaborate seamlessly with built-in chat and discussion forums.

ProofHub offers a user-friendly interface, making it easy for even non-technical team members to jump right in. Additionally, it boasts robust reporting features, empowering project managers to track progress, identify bottlenecks, and optimize workflows for peak efficiency.

ProofHub offers a flat fee pricing model, making it a scalable solution for teams of all sizes to grow by leaps and bounds. You can try its 14-day free trial and then move forward with two paid plans, $45/month (billed annually), and $89/month (billed annually) with unlimited users.

#7. Kittl

Kittl is a revolutionary design platform that empowers creators of all levels to produce stunning visuals with ease. Whether you’re a seasoned designer or a beginner, Kittl offers an intuitive interface with a vast library of templates, fonts, and design elements that cater to various needs—from social media graphics to custom merchandise.

Kittl offers flexible pricing plans to suit different needs. The Free plan allows access to basic features and templates, ideal for casual users. For those seeking more advanced capabilities, the Pro plan is available at $10 per month, offering enhanced tools, premium content, and commercial use rights. The Expert plan, priced at $24 per month, provides access to exclusive features, priority support, and collaboration tools for professional teams.

Over to You

From small enterprises to large companies, a project management tool is worth investing in. It supports  your mental health with such an  excessive workload. With many options and features for automation, you can manage tasks better and achieve more goals.

The above five options are some of the best in the industry. They’ve generated massive,  noteworthy reviews online. Moreover, some even offer free and affordable paid plans. You can choose one that is suitable for your needs, team size, and/or budget.

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Mastering Project Management with ClickUp for Work and Home Life Balance: A step-by-step implementation and optimization guide to unlocking the power of ClickUp and AI

Get your copy today!

A self-guided handbook for achieving work and home life balance through task management and improved processes and workflow using ClickUp, AI, and automation

Key Features

Master ClickUp's core functionalities, automation, and integrations to become a ClickUp power user in all areas of your life

Discover new habits and goal-setting methods to accomplish your personal and professional goals

Learn with step-by-step guides, FAQs, and a downloadable workbook

Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook

Book Description

Do you want to start a business or turn a hobby into a profession, but feel like you're running out of time? Do you want to become a productivity powerhouse, effectively juggling personal and professional responsibilities? Does your team need help boosting efficiency? This comprehensive guide provides practical strategies and action plans to optimize your work and home life using ClickUp.

Achieve project success by setting meaningful KPIs, creating team dashboards, generating real-time reports, and extending ClickUp with integrations. You’ll learn how to implement and optimize your workspace structure, project management, processes, workflows, automation, AI, and how to use ClickUp Brain as a knowledgebase. This book also helps you master ClickUp for home life by using it to manage personal tasks, plan vacations, collaborate on projects, maintain interactive inventory, and track household chores. Finally, you'll explore advanced features, goal setting, and personal approaches to maximize your leverage of ClickUp as your 'accomplishment system.

Whether you're a seasoned user or just getting started, this ClickUp handbook provides best practices and highlights common mistakes for implementing and optimizing ClickUp to unlock its potential and achieve your goals.

What you will learn

Manage the fundamentals of ClickUp and learn feature utilization with ClickApps

Explore new habits, routines, and simplified project management with ClickUp

Manage personal tasks, plan projects, and collaborate on personal events

Grasp advanced process writing strategies and automation planning for complex challenges

Use ClickUp Brain and AI to automate tasks and improve teamwork

Optimize project workflows, task management, time tracking, and integration with other tools

Leverage ClickUp for continuous personal and professional growth, achieving a balanced work and home life

Who this book is for

This book is for anyone who wants more out of life and wants to reclaim time in areas that matter most. It will help everyday people, professionals, entrepreneurs, business owners, project managers, hobbyists, and anyone seeking to enhance their time management skills and productivity. Whether you’re an experienced user or new to ClickUp, this book offers valuable insights, including ClickUp's AI features.

Table of Contents

What Is ClickUp and Why Should I Care?

Discovering the Benefits of Using ClickUp

Setup and Preparation Steps for Unlocking ClickUp

Collaborating with Team Members in ClickUp

Defining and Managing Project Scope

Organizing Projects and Tasks and Clearing Your To-Do Lists by the End of the Day

Tracking Goals, Project Progress, and Productivity with KPIs, Dashboards, and Reporting

Integrating ClickUp with Other Tools and Apps

Personal Task Management with ClickUp

Project Management and Collaborating on Personal Events with Friends and Family

Managing Household Chores and Home-Life Responsibilities

(N.B. Please use the Read Sample option to see further chapters)

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Zeb Evans, Founder & CEO of ClickUp – Interview Series

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Zeb Evans, Founder & CEO of ClickUp – Interview Series

Zeb Evans is a serial entrepreneur and the CEO and Founder of ClickUp, an all-in-one productivity platform that works as an ideal place for teams to come together, brainstorm, plan, and collaborate on everything from process docs to product designs.

You’ve stated that since you were 3 years old, you’ve been an entrepreneur at heart. Could you share some of your earliest memories of having the entrepreneurial spirit?

I found my calling as an entrepreneur very early in life. My first “business” was selling candy out of my lunch box in elementary school, and I actually got suspended for it. From candy, I went on to sell toys. It didn’t matter if it was my birthday or Christmas, I always asked for wholesale novelty toys that I could sell to my friends at school.

Then, when I was 10, I was in a jet-ski accident that put me in a hospital for months. I found the one public laptop at the hospital and discovered Alibaba. I saw that Disney DVDs from the Disney Vault had great resale prices, so I started buying and selling those from my hospital room. The DVDs turned out to be bootlegged, and I got in trouble yet again. But, the time I spent on the hospital laptop getting this hustle going is the moment I fell in love with technology.

There was a transformational moment in your life, a home invasion that made you realize you were on the wrong life trajectory, could you share this story and how it reinforced your need to become an entrepreneur?

I was a sophomore in college, running my own music/entertainment company, when I was robbed at gunpoint during a home invasion. Everyone talks about how your life flashes before your eyes in moments like this, but what I experienced instead was my life flashing in front of me – I saw that I needed to follow my lifelong passion instead of following classes in school.

The very next day, I dropped out of school, and it was one of the best decisions I ever made. I focused every waking minute on my passion of building something that would have a huge impact on the world before I die.

Could you share the genesis story of ClickUp, and why you chose to abandon your first startup Fast Follwerz to focus on this more ambitious project?

I started Fast Followerz, a social media marketing company, with only $100 and myself. I leveraged growth hacking tools and within four years had millions in yearly revenue and around 25 employees. I thought I had made it for a brief period of time.

Something was missing, though. After a certain amount of money, I realized my passion and energy came from something much more than that. I knew in my heart that I was meant to be spending my time on something that had a much greater impact, but it was hard for me to just stop what I was doing and spend time on something else, especially when Fast Followerz was paying the bills.

The universe has a funny way of working. I had a seizure randomly while watching the movie ‘The Martian,’ and for about a week I was convinced I had a brain tumor, which is something that my dad had. It was just what the doctor ordered – being faced with the prospect of death forced my hand to follow the path that I knew my heart already wanted.

Instead of continuing to boost people’s egos on social media, I set out to do something more impactful. I wanted to build something that would enable me to be okay with dying the next time around, knowing I had a hugely net positive impact on the world.

With millions in revenue, I shut down the company. I drove across the country to Palo Alto with a U-Haul and a few of our employees to start the next thing. We were going to build a new Craigslist, that had great design, ratings, reviews, and would prevent people from getting scammed like I had been so often on the site.

By this time, I had already been obsessed with productivity and efficiency, thanks to my perspective on life being so short. At Fast Followerz, this led to us using literally 14 different productivity tools at once. I knew there had to be a better way.

Before building the Craiglist replacement, I challenged the team to spend one month and build our own productivity tool. One that was flexible, customizable, and enabled us to put all of our work in one place.

At the end of that month, we all knew we weren’t going to build the marketplace app. We were totally obsessed with the productivity tool instead, which became the first version of ClickUp.

Can you tell us more about ClickUp Brain and how it integrates AI assistants for knowledge management, task management, and writing?

Productivity is broken. It’s mostly because of the sheer volume of software and platforms and tools that we have to switch between in order to get work done. The time it takes to toggle between these platforms makes us less efficient and valuable context is lost. ClickUp aims to change this by delivering something no workplace tool to date has: all of your work in one place, super-charged with ClickUp Brain.

Brain connects to everything inside ClickUp like your projects, tasks, and docs, and connects to everything outside of ClickUp, too, like your Google Drive, Dropbox, Figma, and Github accounts.

We all spend so much time asking questions about work – where answers live, what the status updates are, who owns what – at the expense of doing the actual work. Imagine the time saved from being able to ask questions and get relevant, full-context answers without the wait!

ClickUp Brain is your company’s personal AI assistant with infinite knowledge that makes you 10x more productive, and gives everyone in your company an executive assistant and a project manager available 24/7. It can brainstorm to write initial drafts, refine final work, build workflows, automate tasks, manage projects, and share progress updates. ClickUp Brain consolidates all of your company knowledge across docs, wikis, connected apps, and more.

How do these AI features differentiate ClickUp from competing AI productivity tools?

There are so many AI tools in the market, but they all kind of do the same thing. And they aren’t integrated into your workflow, so whatever you do with AI, you then have to copy/paste back into your work tools.

ClickUp Brain has native and integrated access with all of your work both inside and outside of ClickUp. We didn’t want to build just another AI tool. We wanted to build the first AI tool truly made for companies that has real features that save you time.

Yes, we have writing (and our writing tools can write just like you or your company brand), but we also have AI Project Updates, StandUps, and even Sprints.

ClickUp is known for its comprehensive project management solutions. How do features like custom templates, OKR planning, and complex project management at scale improve team efficiency and project delivery?

Custom templates provide a huge head start on projects and our users have access to our template center with more than 1,400 pre-built templates to choose from. Many teams also create their own custom templates specific to their workflows to save valuable time on future work. The OKR planning feature aligns daily tasks with overarching objectives, enabling teams to track progress and maintain focus on key goals. For those massive, complex projects, ClickUp’s hierarchy system keeps everything organized, from the big rocks down to the tiny details.

All these features work together like a well-oiled machine. You can kick off a project with a template, set up your goals, and then use ClickUp Brain for task prioritization and automation. It allows teams to focus on the important work instead of getting bogged down in work about work.

ClickUp offers all-in-one solutions for marketing and product management. How do these tools help teams build visual plans, manage agile workflows, and reduce development time?

Our platform is intentionally flexible to let all teams work the way that they want. Teams can choose to use the features that make sense for them, customize them to match their work-style, and ultimately streamline their workflows and boost productivity.

For visual planning, we primarily leverage our Whiteboards feature, where teams can brainstorm ideas, create diagrams, and map out product roadmaps. These visual tools integrate with the task management system, so teams can turn ideas directly into actionable tasks with just a few clicks.

We also offer flexible project views including Kanban boards, Gantt charts, and sprint planning tools. Teams can easily adapt these views to suit their preferred methodology. Almost every part of our platform can be altered to allow teams to tailor their workflow with features like views, custom fields, automations, and task types.

Combined with features like built-in docs, time tracking, and goal setting, any team can manage entire projects just within ClickUp.

How does ClickUp AI accelerate project plans and execution?

So much of work is just work about work. ClickUp Brain kills this so you can focus on doing the actual work that gives you energy and joy, without the crap that usually comes with it.

You don’t have to ask people for updates, write your own updates, add daily summaries, ask for priorities, or even create tasks yourself anymore. By automating routine tasks and offering informed suggestions, ClickUp Brain allows project teams to focus on high-value work, reduce manual effort, and bring projects to completion more efficiently.

ClickUp integrates with over 200 tools. How do these integrations benefit users, and what are some of the most popular tools integrated with ClickUp?

Toggle tax, or the productivity loss you experience due to frequent task or app switching, is very real. An average user toggles between different apps and websites about 1,200 times a day. Just think about how much time is wasted every single day across the world! ClickUp integrates with your tools and apps to bring all of your work in one place. For example, you could create a task directly from Slack messages or sync your Google Calendar with ClickUp. With integrations, you also unlock the power of connected AI because ClickUp Brain can actually search through those apps and give you a full-context answer across all of your work.

Some of our most popular integrations are Slack, Teams, GitHub, Figma, and Google Drive. Our users find that it’s more efficient and easier to use those tools through ClickUp rather than constantly switching between platforms. What is your vision for the future of humans and AI collaborating together?

Our mission from day one has always been to save time. Time really is our only finite resource. We don’t need to ask our colleagues to schedule a meeting, or for a progress report on a project, or if we have the next holiday off. These are tasks for AI, and this is stuff that AI can do today.

And as for the future, I believe we’ll see incredible productivity gains that enable humans to do so much more with the very limited time we have. I want people to spend their energy on their most creative and stimulating work, and have more time to spend with their loved ones or on their passions outside of work.

Thank you for the great interview, readers who wish to learn more should visit ClickUp.

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It's so perfect... my beautiful rainbow bridge 😭 😩

[josepmariamartinez]

Papelera de reciclaje en ClickUp

Puede pasarnos a todos, querías hacer clic en otro botón y sin querer …. o dios mío! borraste algo en ClickUp!!! Bueno en primer lugar, tranquilo / a, no pasa nada. Pese a que no hay botón para deshacer, si que hay una papelera desde la que podemos recuperar y restaurar lo que hayas borrado por error. Lo primero y más importante que debes saber es que tienes 30 días para recuperar elementos…

[info-universe]

ClickUp AI: A Guide to Creative Problem-Solving

Unleash your creativity with ClickUp AI! 🌟 Learn how this cutting-edge tool can revolutionize your problem-solving approach in our comprehensive review. Dive in and explore the possibilities today!

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ClickUp pricing plans

Free Forever: Access 100 MB file uploads, collaborative docs, whiteboards, collaborative docs, and in-app video-recording

Unlimited ($7/month per user): Get everything in the Free plan. Plus, enjoy unlimited storage, integrations, dashboards, email, team spaces, resource management, and more

Business ($12/month per user): In addition to the features on the Unlimited plan, get access to Mind Maps, timelines, advanced customizations, and more

Enterprise (Contact for pricing): Use Enterprise APIs, SSO, universal search, unlimited custom roles, and more—over and above the Business plan.

ClickUp AI is available on all paid plans for $5/month per Workspace member.

Notion pricing plans

Free Forever: Access the collaborative workspace feature, 5MB file uploads, 7-day activity history, and invite up to 10 guests

Plus ($10/month per user): Unlock additional features like synced databases and blocks for teams, custom database automation, and 30-day page history

Business ($18/month per user): Get all the Plus plan features. Also utilize private team spaces, bulk PDF uploads, and advanced page analytics, and invite up to 250 guests

Enterprise (Custom pricing): In addition to the features on the Business plan, get audit logs, unlimited page history, granular admin roles, and more, and invite over 250 guests

Notion AI is available on all paid plans for $10 per member per month

Which pricing plan is better: ClickUp or Notion?

ClickUp is the clear winner here. 

Not only do its paid plans start at a more affordable lower rate of $7 per user, it also offers a better bargain. 

ClickUp provides almost 20 times more storage in the Free plan (100MB when compared to Notion’s 5MB)

It has more ‘Unlimited’ features in terms of guests, tasks, and dashboards

ClickUp has several great features, such as whiteboards, Mind Maps, and time tracking in different plans, which are missing in Notion 

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Entonces la vida no eran tickets de JIRA

@raulraja hablando sobre tiempos antiguos

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Lark vs. ClickUp: Manakah Project Management Tools Terbaik di 2024?

Temukan manfaat luar biasa dari penggunaan HR software dalam artikel kami. Pelajari bagaimana HR software dapat meningkatkan efisiensi administrasi, produktivitas karyawan, dan analisis kinerja.

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Top 5 Types of Project Management Methodologies

Tags: Project Management Key takeaways A project management methodology is a set of principles and processes for effectively managing projects. Some widely used project management methodologies include waterfall, Agile, Kanban, Scrum, and Lean. When choosing a methodology, consider industry standards as well as the project’s size, goals, and risks. In this article… What is a project…

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Vabro: The answer to your PM tool dilemma.🤔😃

Struggling to choose the right Project Management tool? 🤔

Explore Vabro for seamless planning, collaboration, and delivery! 🌟