Where the power comes in is on the page I created for the trip that includes destination maps, travel itinerary, and general notes for traveling. As I think of things I need to do for the trip I add them to the task list, but at the same time I can add things that aren't related to the trip such as household chores. For example, I'm planning a trip in a couple of weeks and have added a tag to my Master Task list for the trip. I've put this to use by creating a master task list (something you can find a number of excellent YouTube videos about) and then linking to that list on other related pages with filters that focus on the page topic. By doing this you can create custom views for each page while maintaining the integrity of the main database. Notion supports the idea of taking a database (or in their case, a list) and linking it (embedding) to another page in Notion. This feature has turned what was an organizational challenge into the proverbial 'piece of cake.'

I've been focused on using Notion for the past couple of weeks and have found a specific feature has crept into my daily workflow without me even thinking about it.

Daily todo list notion