Goals · Milestones · This week
Turn what matters into
your next step.
A goal here belongs to a life area and breaks down, year to month to week, until it reaches today. That chain is the whole difference between intending something and doing it.
Your goals
A goal you can actually follow.
From the area it serves down to this week, what done looks like, how each goal is going and when it has to land.
From an area to this week
Every goal carries the life area it serves and this week’s milestone. A goal with nothing planned for the week shows it, one step away from a plan.
One goal, on a scoreboard
Open a goal and it stops being a sentence: what done looks like, which targets you have hit, and how far up the climb you are. Progress you can point at rather than a feeling about how it is going.
Momentum across the whole set
Each goal’s weeks, done, partly done or carried on. One goal slipping is a different problem from all of them crawling, and you can see which one you have.
A due date, and the steps to it
Every goal has a due date and a step for this year, this month and this week, so a crowded spring shows up in October, while there is still time to plan.
Goals · FAQ
What a goal is, and what it is attached to.
How goals reach your week, how many is too many, and what happens when one stops mattering.
A goal is an outcome you want, with your reason in your own words. It belongs to a life area and breaks into a milestone for this month and one for this week. A to-do is one line with no idea why it exists.
Set one goal you actually care about.
Pick the area that needs it, say what done looks like, and let this week’s milestone fall out of it. Free to start.