Notion girlies (and guys), if you're anything like me, you live for the feeling of checking things off a beautifully structured to-do list. And after a bit of experimenting, customizing, and tweaking—I finally landed on a weekly system in Notion that has become my ✨ride or die✨.

Let me show you how I turned a basic to-do template into my personal command center.

🗂 The Setup: Weekly Pages FTW

I organize everything by week. Each week gets its own dedicated sub-page under my main "📋 Weekly To-Do List" hub. Here’s how it looks:

📆 4/7–4/13 🤠
📆 4/14–4/20 🎯
📆 4/21–4/27 🌸

I name each page with the date range + a little emoji that matches my vibe for the week (Halloween? 🎃, Busy work week? 📈, Tennis week? 🎾). Trust me, it’s the little things!

✅ The Breakdown: What’s Inside Each Week

Each weekly page follows the same layout:

1. To-Do List

A good ol’ master list of random tasks that don’t have a specific day:

- [x] P tennis lesson fee from 4/5
- [ ] Apply for the Notion Ambassador program
- [ ] NYC plan – book for famous stuff in advance

2. Upcoming Events

This is where I jot down everything coming up that week—casual hangs, big events, appointments, etc.

- Tuesday or Thursday: Date Night 💕
- Saturday: Pre-game at H’s 🍸

3. Daily Sections

Each day gets its own little space. I only add tasks when I actually have things to do (no need to fill up the whole week with fluff!). For example:

**Tuesday**
- [x] Laundry

**Thursday**
- [x] Book SAT court
- [ ] Whole Foods Grocery Run
- Dinner with A + E at 8 🥂