Project Management Framework for Notion

Simplify your business process to serve more clients with fewer breakdowns.

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Common Barriers to Growth

Growing Complexity
Each new project increases the probability of breakdowns that can damage your reputation.

A structured framework keeps complexity within manageable bounds.


Reputation Risks

You're scared that if you take on too much work, you won't be able to deliver results that you can be proud of.

A scaleable system helps protect your reputation as you grow.

Confusion

Small business owner need to manage multiple complex projects at the same time, keeping deliverables and commitments straight.

The PM Framework for Notion organizes your projects, tasks, notes, and more, so you can deliver on your commitments to customers.

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Remove Complexity From Your Limits to Growth

As a certified Notion Consultant, I've looked at dozens of project management templates, but each had critical flaws. I addressed these shortcomings with with external automation so that businesses could be free of the limitations that go with increasing complexity.

As a systems thinker, I specialize in business process automations that give you structure, organization, and time to grow your business again.

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Progress Comes From Process

1.

Discover

We start with a conversation about the challenges you face creating a structure to manage your business projects.

2.

Deploy

If the PM Framework for Notion is a good fit, I deploy they system (Notion and Automation) to your environment, where you own it - no monthly fees.

3.

Customize

The PM Framework is not one-size-fits-all. It's a rock solid foundation that we customize to your your particular needs, data, and tasks, and teams.

4.

Productivity

As you use the framework, I'm here to guide you on being more productive, and to pulling in additional data sources to organize your busiess under fewer tools.

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The Right Tool For Your Business

Improved Communication

As projects become more complex, the need for clear and effective communication becomes essential. With a solid PM Framework in place, communication improves, leading to fewer misunderstandings and breakdowns.

Higher Productivity

With a streamlined PM Framework, you and your team can get more done in less time, leading to increased productivity and potentially higher profits.

Sustainable Growth

With the ability to manage multiple complex projects, you can grow your business sustainably without the stress and burnout that often accompanies rapid growth.

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Ineffective Systems are Expensive!

The PM Framework for Notion can eliminate costly breakdowns that suck the joy out of your business.

Missed Deadlines

Stop forgetting critical information and due-dates across multiple projects with views that show what you need, when and where you need it. 

Limited Growth

You can only grow as fast as your best people can handle. With better processes, you can reduce complexity and retain high delivery standards.

Disorganization

Without a structure for the organizing independent processes, tasks become scattered, notes get lost, and accountability to or from your client becomes increasingly difficult as you grow.

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Why Work With Primary Goals?

As an business owner, you have to manage the chaos that surrounds you.

You want to build your business without the stress and breakdowns that accompany growth.

Unfortunately, each new project increases the probability of breakdowns that can damage your reputation.
You're scared that if you take on too much work, you will not be able to deliver results that you can be proud of.
I believe that there is an easy way for a small business owners to manage multiple complex projects at the same time.

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