This is gold. Basically there are only two things in your life to organize, Knowledge and Actions. Merge Goals, Projects and Tasks into Goals (or Action, whatever you want to call it). Merge Pillar (Personal or Professional), Category (Health, Finance, Relationships, Learning) and Topic (Fitness, Recipes, Pension, Budget, Webdesign etc) into a Topic Database for categorization. Merge Notes and Resources into a Knowledge database. Link 'em all together > 3 Databases to organize your life. Use database views and dashboards to show different information bits at a glance.
For the longest time, I had problem with hierarchy on Notion. I want to make an item in a database for each lesson of my textbook, as well as my books and the group of related books for each topic. This Notion Update made that super easy and practical. Thank you and special thanks to Notion team for their effort in making this super application better and more contemporary each day 🙏
Yes! Always great to see their attention to detail when it comes to product design. I love what Notion is doing! Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts.
Excellent tutorial that came right in time. I switched from ASANA to Notion just 2hrs ago, and I already rebuld my timeline and boards which is a pice of cake with this tutorial. Thanks so much!
Finally a much simpler approach for me as a freelancer without having to build so many databases manually. Need to dig deeper into how the previous approach can be updated to the new workflow.
I have been waiting for this for the longest time, or rather trying to figure out how to create dependency with relationships. Great job explaining it so clearly. Conway
As always right to the point and easy to follow. Thank you! I was not aware of a new update until I watched this video. I think I will use the subtasks and dependencies to manage studies. (for example learn subject A before starting subject B, ...) On a side note, one of the reasons I like your videos is because you rarely put some background music. In this video you have included background music and tried hard to not loose focus.
ohhhhhhh... now it's time to fucking recreate my workout task database. this is exactly what I needed on my workout task Parent : Do upper back strengthening Child : pec minor stretching pec major stretching front delts stretching Rowing Face pulls Y-Flye Back Row
Is there a way to have a timeline that shows the dependencies in a nice visible way but without the need to set the dates? Imagine I want to setup the structure of tasks, but I dont want to add random dates just for sake of having it nicely in timeline that moves with the time. Making the random dates obsolete as days pass.
@@grantnelson7717 I think it could be achieved somehow by using Date set to "relative" in the property settings. I tried to find out more about what the relative does, but no luck so far.
Is it possible to create a property that shows a percentage of completed subtasks (something like a progress bar) related to a parent item? Great content as always btw, your explainations are always straight to the point and easy to follow, thanks!
This was one update I was really looking forward to. Thank you so much for the tutorial and for quickly getting the video out. What is the Group option in the database menu used for? Do you already have a tutorial on that? If not, can you make one, please?
OMG. SERIOUSLY??????? I'm nerding the freak out, lmao. This makes so many things WAAAAYYYY easier! . . . . . . . . Thanks, lol. . . . I'll just . . . step quietly and awkwardly away, hahaha. Anyway. This is really helpful. Thanks!
Hi! First thanks for the great vid. I saw this and tried it right now for a project. There is only one problem. The subitems are listed in wrong sequence in the timeline. Means the first subitems is shown last and the last one is shown first. Is there a setting parameter for this? Thanks
The placement of the page on the timeline is dependent upon one of its date properties. You can find that setting to change the date it uses in layout. However, there are also those arrows. If they are going to the wrong task that means you have the relations set up wrong for the sub tasks and dependencies.
When using dependencies, can the next person be notified when their "blocked by" sub-task has been completed? And is there a way to check a box when completing a task, for simplicity vs. going into the status each time?
Beginner here, apologies in advance hee hee. Is there a way to make a template from a task, including all the sub tasks, and sub sub tasks? I want to be able to click a button and have all of the task and sub task tree available for the new project.
hi Carter, would this new feature allow that progress formula you've showed us in your video about Projects and Tasks? Would it be possible that the progress is shown on the row with the task only? I guess it is not, but would like to hear your opinion. Maybe another view showing the progress could be an option? Thank you so much for your content!
Hey man, you make great videos. Just one request. Can you use the dark mode for notion cause it is hard to adjust to bright and dark as you switch between your studio setup and notion. Thank you 😊
Is is possible to make a button that adds a sub-task to the current page?? I could only find the option to add it to a page I mention but I would rather have the button in template of my tasks db pages and click on it to add subtask to that particular task
Nice! I was looking for a way to do like a website SIlo diagram basically a site structure view of each page on the website from landing page and then all the pages below it showing backlinks and so forth from blog pages and things like that this maybe a way to do it some how but has no time line really. i guess it could if you where still developing the site and can plan out building pages. anyway ill have a crack at it
hi, i wanted to know how i can add a link to a sub time , i have this sub assignment topic i wrote the task but i want to add a link of the page of my assignment , how do i do that???
I won't use it as much, but it helped me today in my family finance database that I sorted every family member and their payments as sub-tasks under the main payment category ..made it easier for me to follow
Could you please do a video using this concept in GTD. I think" next action" falls in this concept. A detailed video on GTD will be very useful. Thanks
If a preceding task is delayed will it automatically reschedule the start date of subsequent tasks? Because if it doesn't do that it is an entirely, useless tools for project management.
@@ProductiveDude I tried myself and it doesn't appear to do it. Its very common for a task end time to slip or be delayed in a project, and then subsequent task start dates are require to be rescheduled accordingly. If her Notion requires the revised start date of those rescheduled task to be manually changed it is entirely useless as a planning tool. For context Click-up has automatic rescheduling and has done for at least 3 years.
@@kevocos I thought the same. You'd have the connector strings going backwards. It'd def take an interesting formula to make "the end of one = the beginning of the next one" possible. And yea, monday, clickup, etc have this baked in
Hey Dude.I totally see, that this is useful to get your project management in here. What bothers me, is the same as you say, its nice to have it granular. But this already comes with the views you need and the dependencies... so time will tell, whit what to work :-)
But something drives me crazy, if I edit the template project and add subtasks to it cause I need the template to prefilled with always the same tasks... they stay connected to every new project template I create... does that make sense?
@@ThomasLedermann Yea seems to be more involved than it appears on the surface. I don't use it anymore but taskade is really useful for setups like this
What an amazingly helpful feature. Now if they could just streamline adding tasks. It's the one thing keeping me from using Notion as a task manager. Too many steps are required to add a task.
Watch my quick capture tutorial, it might change your mind on this ;) Keep in mind you'll also need to watch the fix video after since Notion patched this quick way to add tasks. The fix is in the top pinned comment. Here's that video: ruclips.net/video/rQQ49Xnkrl4/видео.html
@@HippieP629 Love the buttons in Coda. Just feels a lot slower and buggier than Notion unfortunately. That being said, Coda is amazing. Looking out for what they're up to!
In my template I have a time spent column. Is there a way to get the sub tasks time to sum in the main task time? I notice that even if it's the save column, it doesn't total at the bottom neither does it total in the main task. Any help appreciated.
Hello! I was wondering if you could help me with a productivity hack. I'm looking for the easiest and most accurate way to transcribe voice-to-text using AI in Chrome. I'm hoping to use this method instead of typing. Unfortunately, the native app on my Mac is not accurate. Do you have any advice or suggestions? Thank you!
My subtasks don't carry over to different pages... for example from an inbox with GTD workflow to a list of next Actions... it took my task but not the subtasks
Do you know if there's a way to get rid of the blank page icon that automatically appears next to the subtask title (aside from replacing it with a new/custom icon)?
There shouldn't be a blank page icon unless you have your 'default template' set to something with the internal page edited. Make sure to check that, it should create an empty page with no icon by default, it only shows the page icon if you have content within the page and no other icon set.
@@rohansamal oh that could be. That makes sense. If you create something under a view it will inherit that. If you’re editing a normal database with no views it won’t do that.
unfortunately i could calculate SUM coulm but when it comes to sub items included into coulm i could not SUM it all >> hope there a solution for that . thx in advance
Create a separate view. Filter it so that the “Parent Task” is not empty. It will then show only sub tasks. Group by Parent Task and sum here. :) does that fix it?
My problem with the sub-items at this stage is, the calculation is broken, even in the groups, I need to get the total task cost of a project using the "sum", so I will continue to use projects and sub-tasks separately, all new functions are welcome, but there is a lot to improve, anyway kudos to the developers.
I agree, I really feel like they should make an option where sub items can be a part of a different database. That way you can view it all in the same database if you want, however, you don't have to be stuck with the same types of pages with all the same properties like it is now...
MS project has this functionalities since the 90's. So for me it is fun to see Gen Z getting excited to see an update that should have been part of the release package...
That was needlessly dismissive. They are getting excited because that functionality has been added to this no code platform. But don't ever miss an opportunity to be smug.
You would have to use a rollup of every status under it to get the status, then do a formula for the parent that is "if they are all done" then print "Done" if not print "Not Done" then you can filter by "Done" and it will override. You may also be able to automate this with notions new automation features.
Notion tries hard to be a project management tool. But it really is too broad, and is more of a repository of documents that you can sort and organize nicely.
Idk if Notion really tries to be anything. It’s the people using it that decide what they want to build. Notion at its core is just databases, pages and text. You make it what you want from there.
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This is gold. Basically there are only two things in your life to organize, Knowledge and Actions.
Merge Goals, Projects and Tasks into Goals (or Action, whatever you want to call it).
Merge Pillar (Personal or Professional), Category (Health, Finance, Relationships, Learning) and Topic (Fitness, Recipes, Pension, Budget, Webdesign etc) into a Topic Database for categorization.
Merge Notes and Resources into a Knowledge database.
Link 'em all together > 3 Databases to organize your life. Use database views and dashboards to show different information bits at a glance.
For the longest time, I had problem with hierarchy on Notion. I want to make an item in a database for each lesson of my textbook, as well as my books and the group of related books for each topic. This Notion Update made that super easy and practical. Thank you and special thanks to Notion team for their effort in making this super application better and more contemporary each day 🙏
Yes! Always great to see their attention to detail when it comes to product design.
I love what Notion is doing!
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts.
Good coverage 🔥
Thanks KP! 🎉
Just update it and immediately search on youtube, and found your video. Very informative Thanks!
Sure thing! :)
Excellent tutorial that came right in time. I switched from ASANA to Notion just 2hrs ago, and I already rebuld my timeline and boards which is a pice of cake with this tutorial. Thanks so much!
Glad it helped
Finally a much simpler approach for me as a freelancer without having to build so many databases manually. Need to dig deeper into how the previous approach can be updated to the new workflow.
There is so much to unpack with this new feature. It's exciting for people that want a simpler approach for sure.
I have been waiting for this for the longest time, or rather trying to figure out how to create dependency with relationships. Great job explaining it so clearly. Conway
Glad it helped Conway! All the best my friend.
And thanks for commenting!
This is great - is there a way to create a template for the project of hanging the drywall that has all of the subtasks in the template?
you're such a great source of notion stuff thank you 💛 hope the channels even grow more 💛
Aww thank you! :)
As always right to the point and easy to follow. Thank you!
I was not aware of a new update until I watched this video.
I think I will use the subtasks and dependencies to manage studies. (for example learn subject A before starting subject B, ...)
On a side note, one of the reasons I like your videos is because you rarely put some background music.
In this video you have included background music and tried hard to not loose focus.
Thanks, will take note of that and think twice next time. My bad it was my call to try it out.
This was really helpful, just what I needed
Thank you so much this is the best explanation of this feature I've heard thus far.
Glad it helped 😀
thank you for this I was struggling so hard to figure it out on my own!
Glad this brought clarity ;)
Excellent tutorial. Much useful and great you began with a blank project 🙂 Many thanks !
It was really easy to understand. Thanks!
ohhhhhhh... now it's time to fucking recreate my workout task database.
this is exactly what I needed on my workout task
Parent : Do upper back strengthening
Child :
pec minor stretching
pec major stretching
front delts stretching
Rowing
Face pulls
Y-Flye Back Row
Perfect use case!
Just to let you know you are the reason I am now using this app! Keep up the good wok
Glad it's helping you and I hope you keep getting value from my channel. :)
So well explained. I found subtask more usefull on my case. Thanks!
Glad to hear it!
Just now noticing this and I’m so excited. Thanks for such a great explainer video!!!!
You bet
Thanks this was really helpful. Notion is the best
Great video and content Carter. First time watching you and enjoyed the workflow tutorial. Keep it up 👊
Awesome, thank you! AND welcome aboard.
This is great, will totally change my operations. Thank you for the clear explainer!
Sure thing, happy to help! :)
Is there a way to have a timeline that shows the dependencies in a nice visible way but without the need to set the dates? Imagine I want to setup the structure of tasks, but I dont want to add random dates just for sake of having it nicely in timeline that moves with the time. Making the random dates obsolete as days pass.
I wanted to ask the same.... hoping for an answer... ;-)
@@grantnelson7717 I think it could be achieved somehow by using Date set to "relative" in the property settings. I tried to find out more about what the relative does, but no luck so far.
Very clear and concise Great tutorial, exactly what I was looking for
Thank you
Thanks for sharing, that's really a helpful feature of Notion.
Sure thing, glad you found it helpful
great help! very objective, tks!
Glad it was helpful.
This was so helpful, thank you!!😃
how to add a template page to a Notion database table for creating repeating and independent tasks and "independent subtasks"
Is it possible to create a property that shows a percentage of completed subtasks (something like a progress bar) related to a parent item?
Great content as always btw, your explainations are always straight to the point and easy to follow, thanks!
Not sure yet, I’ll try this out and make a video if I can figure this out
@@ProductiveDude Thank you so much! That would be really helpful
Woooah, that's super useful. Will now have to redo my team's projects database on the weekend 👍
Awesome!
This was one update I was really looking forward to. Thank you so much for the tutorial and for quickly getting the video out. What is the Group option in the database menu used for? Do you already have a tutorial on that? If not, can you make one, please?
Thanks for the kind words.
Here's my grouping tutorial:
ruclips.net/video/zc5l4iDBhlo/видео.html
concise and helpful, thanks man
You’re so welcome! Thanks for watching.
OMG. SERIOUSLY??????? I'm nerding the freak out, lmao. This makes so many things WAAAAYYYY easier! . . . .
. . . . Thanks, lol. . . .
I'll just . . . step quietly and awkwardly away, hahaha.
Anyway. This is really helpful. Thanks!
Glad it helped! :)
@@ProductiveDude haha, yeah.
Great video, as always.
It's good to have many siblings to help with demonstration like this 😄
Haha yes! My brothers are great to work with. :)
3:00 seperate database or not:
project, task, subtask
3:12 seperate database ➡️ different view.
✅n
Thy, this is exactly what I needed!
Great!!
Why are subtasks not visible in the calendar and only visible in ihe timeline view?
Thankyou for the great tutorial! just wondering if there is a template of this notion provided in the gumroad? since i couldnt find it :(
super helpful thanks!
No problem!
Thanks Sir, Perfect Explanation, although i feel the video was unnecessarily too long
Thanks for the video. I did notice that the timing between audio and video was a little off.
Thanks for the heads up, we will work on it. :)
Would be nice to see about progress of sub-tasks and showing like a progress bar for the project. Thankyou
Have you ever considered using a De-esser on your audio? The 'S'' sounds in your voice are a bit loud in my opinion.
Thanks Bro
You’re very welcome!
Hi!
First thanks for the great vid.
I saw this and tried it right now for a project.
There is only one problem. The subitems are listed in wrong sequence in the timeline.
Means the first subitems is shown last and the last one is shown first. Is there a setting parameter for this?
Thanks
The placement of the page on the timeline is dependent upon one of its date properties. You can find that setting to change the date it uses in layout.
However, there are also those arrows. If they are going to the wrong task that means you have the relations set up wrong for the sub tasks and dependencies.
@@ProductiveDude Hi! Thanks for the answer. I finally started a new Database. There it works now.
When using dependencies, can the next person be notified when their "blocked by" sub-task has been completed? And is there a way to check a box when completing a task, for simplicity vs. going into the status each time?
Thanks
Beginner here, apologies in advance hee hee. Is there a way to make a template from a task, including all the sub tasks, and sub sub tasks? I want to be able to click a button and have all of the task and sub task tree available for the new project.
Finally something I wanted
Yay! 🥂
hi Carter, would this new feature allow that progress formula you've showed us in your video about Projects and Tasks? Would it be possible that the progress is shown on the row with the task only? I guess it is not, but would like to hear your opinion. Maybe another view showing the progress could be an option? Thank you so much for your content!
That’s a really good idea!
Thank you
You're welcome
Great video!
Thanks for taking the time to comment. It means a lot.
Hey man, you make great videos. Just one request. Can you use the dark mode for notion cause it is hard to adjust to bright and dark as you switch between your studio setup and notion. Thank you 😊
Good thought I may switch it over to dark mode for my future tutorials.
Personally I wish you all would stick to light mode. I have a hard time seeing what is being shown when its shown in dark mode
Awesome!
Glad you think so!
how can i get the tasks and subtasks that are now part of my project database to my task database?
Is is possible to make a button that adds a sub-task to the current page?? I could only find the option to add it to a page I mention but I would rather have the button in template of my tasks db pages and click on it to add subtask to that particular task
Nice! I was looking for a way to do like a website SIlo diagram basically a site structure view of each page on the website from landing page and then all the pages below it showing backlinks and so forth from blog pages and things like that this maybe a way to do it some how but has no time line really. i guess it could if you where still developing the site and can plan out building pages. anyway ill have a crack at it
hi, i wanted to know how i can add a link to a sub time , i have this sub assignment topic i wrote the task but i want to add a link of the page of my assignment , how do i do that???
do i still need a task database since this method doesn't connect tasks database with project database? im confused lol
💭What will you use subtasks and dependencies for?
Definitely for my development projects, this is awesome
To my studies. Learn Subject A before starting Subject B
@@massow9885 nice!
@@nigward6821 great! Glad you liked this new feature. :)
I won't use it as much, but it helped me today in my family finance database that I sorted every family member and their payments as sub-tasks under the main payment category ..made it easier for me to follow
Could you please do a video using this concept in GTD. I think" next action" falls in this concept. A detailed video on GTD will be very useful. Thanks
Oooh good idea
Can you show this combination with recurring tasks as well? This is soooo powerful thank you!!!
You bet!
I'll consider making a new tutorial using recurring tasks and sub items!
If a preceding task is delayed will it automatically reschedule the start date of subsequent tasks?
Because if it doesn't do that it is an entirely, useless tools for project management.
I don't think it will automatically do anything based on a date property.
I'll need to test this!
@@ProductiveDude I tried myself and it doesn't appear to do it.
Its very common for a task end time to slip or be delayed in a project, and then subsequent task start dates are require to be rescheduled accordingly.
If her Notion requires the revised start date of those rescheduled task to be manually changed it is entirely useless as a planning tool.
For context Click-up has automatic rescheduling and has done for at least 3 years.
@@kevocos I thought the same. You'd have the connector strings going backwards. It'd def take an interesting formula to make "the end of one = the beginning of the next one" possible. And yea, monday, clickup, etc have this baked in
Hey Dude.I totally see, that this is useful to get your project management in here. What bothers me, is the same as you say, its nice to have it granular. But this already comes with the views you need and the dependencies... so time will tell, whit what to work :-)
But something drives me crazy, if I edit the template project and add subtasks to it cause I need the template to prefilled with always the same tasks... they stay connected to every new project template I create... does that make sense?
ooof thats annoying :(
I'm not sure how I'm feeling about this new feature. I haven't used it a lot.
@@ProductiveDude I reported it to notion, it seems to be a know issue.
@@ThomasLedermann Yea seems to be more involved than it appears on the surface. I don't use it anymore but taskade is really useful for setups like this
What do you mean by taskade?
What an amazingly helpful feature. Now if they could just streamline adding tasks. It's the one thing keeping me from using Notion as a task manager. Too many steps are required to add a task.
Watch my quick capture tutorial, it might change your mind on this ;)
Keep in mind you'll also need to watch the fix video after since Notion patched this quick way to add tasks. The fix is in the top pinned comment.
Here's that video:
ruclips.net/video/rQQ49Xnkrl4/видео.html
As a daily user, it could be better. Honestly that's why I'm moving into coda. Just set a task button. Simple.
@@HippieP629 Love the buttons in Coda.
Just feels a lot slower and buggier than Notion unfortunately.
That being said, Coda is amazing. Looking out for what they're up to!
Do you give up any ability to see and filter data in anyway by utilizing sub-tasks and dependencies over separate databases?
You can still filter sub tasks out if you want by using a filter “where parent task is empty”
In my template I have a time spent column. Is there a way to get the sub tasks time to sum in the main task time? I notice that even if it's the save column, it doesn't total at the bottom neither does it total in the main task. Any help appreciated.
Yes you can use the rollup property to sum that property of sub task time spent
@@ProductiveDude thanks for the quick response. Can you help me do that?
Hello, I just want to know how do we create subtask under new template?
In the page using [ ] brackets to make a task inside of a page
Hello! I was wondering if you could help me with a productivity hack. I'm looking for the easiest and most accurate way to transcribe voice-to-text using AI in Chrome. I'm hoping to use this method instead of typing. Unfortunately, the native app on my Mac is not accurate. Do you have any advice or suggestions? Thank you!
My subtasks don't carry over to different pages... for example from an inbox with GTD workflow to a list of next Actions... it took my task but not the subtasks
hmmm I need to do more testing with this new feature. I haven't messed with it much so far.
Do you know if there's a way to get rid of the blank page icon that automatically appears next to the subtask title (aside from replacing it with a new/custom icon)?
There shouldn't be a blank page icon unless you have your 'default template' set to something with the internal page edited.
Make sure to check that, it should create an empty page with no icon by default, it only shows the page icon if you have content within the page and no other icon set.
If I have one task in a particular category, will all sub-tasks be the same category? Can I have different category (select) for each subtask?
Yes you would have different categories for each task, they don’t inherit the category above them.
@@ProductiveDude Ohhh. I realized it was because of my view that the category was getting inherited. Thanks
@@rohansamal oh that could be. That makes sense. If you create something under a view it will inherit that.
If you’re editing a normal database with no views it won’t do that.
How do we let ourselves know the tasks are done?
You could create a checkbox property that’s called “done” or add a status with “complete” in it and mark things as done or complete.
unfortunately i could calculate SUM coulm
but when it comes to sub items included into coulm i could not SUM it all >> hope there a solution for that .
thx in advance
Create a separate view.
Filter it so that the “Parent Task” is not empty.
It will then show only sub tasks.
Group by Parent Task and sum here. :)
does that fix it?
I don't see that task option when activate subitems on notion.
You have to rename it to task I think it’s called a sub item and dependency by default
So basically this could converge Goals, Projects and Tasks in 1 Database to rule them all?
top !!!
One use-case could be a multilingual blog where languages are sub-items 🤔
Great idea!
My problem with the sub-items at this stage is, the calculation is broken, even in the groups, I need to get the total task cost of a project using the "sum", so I will continue to use projects and sub-tasks separately, all new functions are welcome, but there is a lot to improve, anyway kudos to the developers.
I agree, I really feel like they should make an option where sub items can be a part of a different database.
That way you can view it all in the same database if you want, however, you don't have to be stuck with the same types of pages with all the same properties like it is now...
Lip is not synced. Is this because you are speaking different language?
MS project has this functionalities since the 90's. So for me it is fun to see Gen Z getting excited to see an update that should have been part of the release package...
That was needlessly dismissive. They are getting excited because that functionality has been added to this no code platform. But don't ever miss an opportunity to be smug.
But this sub-item would not show under the parent task on the official template - Tasks/Projects/Sprints
Does anyone have the same issue?
I can't get the filters or column calculations to work with sub-tasks. So far, this feature is useless to me.
Im a Notion power user. This is overkill to get shit done. All you need a simple list.
It's a bit overkill, I'd typically agree on that.
I think it will suit larger teams though.
Is there the way to change automatically parent task status to "Done" if all sub-tasks have status "done"?
You would have to use a rollup of every status under it to get the status, then do a formula for the parent that is "if they are all done" then print "Done" if not print "Not Done" then you can filter by "Done" and it will override. You may also be able to automate this with notions new automation features.
Notion tries hard to be a project management tool. But it really is too broad, and is more of a repository of documents that you can sort and organize nicely.
Idk if Notion really tries to be anything. It’s the people using it that decide what they want to build.
Notion at its core is just databases, pages and text. You make it what you want from there.
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Edit: I have not used it all
I didn’t get your email. Where did you send the email? Typically we don’t offer refunds for templates because you can kind of run off with it once you purchase it, it’s not like you can actually return it. However, I’ll investigate this and see if you ended up downloading and claiming it. If you didn’t download it, I’m happy to refund you.
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@@ProductiveDude carter@grenlinemediasoultions was the email I got after the purchase
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@@ProductiveDude sorry that was the one I found
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