karlodl: 2008-08-14

says: for now just put the things you like to accomplish like learning something new or going somewhere you'd like to go. trying a new sport. starting a new business, not just something you can finish in one day.

Wordbird: 2008-07-09

says: The goal tracker is going to be re-designed. For now use it as suggested...how it works to keep you on track. I use mine alot...I make one large goal for the 90 days, then all the weekly steps lead me to that large goal.

Gulfstream: 2007-11-03

says:

Having the same thoughts myself Motivated mum. 

I'm just using the bottom orange box and tackling one item I want to look at a day at a time, and going with the law of accumulation that it will all work out in the end.

If I may, this was mine from last week:

Week 1

Day 1 (monday)- look through old keep fit videos, chuck out the ones that I don't like and keep others. 

Day 2, (tuesday)- think about what I am having in that sandwich for lunch.

etc

etc

etc

Week 2

Day1 , (monday) - buy new exercise video and set a dedicate time to do it each week.

Day 2, (tuesday) - look for a more healthy filling for my lunch sandwich or try something different.

I'm not sure if it is correct but seems to be having a positive effect on my thinking so shall stick with it unless hear otherwise.

Good luck!

Hugo from Brussels: 2007-11-02

says:

Hello Motivated Mom,

Don't be afraid to experiment what works for you.  There is no such thing as a "correct" goal tracker use.  I pesonally state only my goals, i.e. the things that I want to achieve in 90 days.  The things to do (result of the Rule of 20) I state in my to do list.  But this is only an example of how it CAN work. 

Kind regards and success,

Hugo from Brussels

I'm here to help