Better goals, one read at a time.
Longer reads on setting goals that get done, for yourself, your team or your students. For step-by-step help with the app, see the Help centre.
The complete goal setting guide
How to choose goals that matter, write them well, break them into steps and keep going until they're done. Everything in one place.
How to choose goals that matter and write them so they get done.
How to write SMART goals, with examples
Five plain steps, each with an example, to turn a vague wish into a goal you can measure and finish.
For you12 benefits of goal setting
Why writing goals down changes how you spend your time, from clarity and focus to confidence and less stress.
For youWhat is goal setting?
Goal setting means deciding what you want, writing it down with a date, and working back to the next step. Here's how the pieces fit together.
For youCore values, the reason under goals
Core values are the few areas of life your goals serve. Choosing them first makes goals easier to pick and easier to stick with.
For youWhy keep a goal journal
A few lines a day about how your goals are going helps you spot patterns, remember wins and decide what to change. Here's how to start.
Check-ins, one-on-ones and goals for the people you look after.
Twelve check-in questions that get real answers
Twelve questions for daily, weekly and quarterly check-ins, what each one tells you, and how to pick three or four for your team.
For teamsA one-on-one agenda that works
A simple shape for one-on-ones: a shared agenda before you meet, last time's actions first, their topics before yours, and clear actions at the end.
For teamsRolling out a weekly rhythm
How to introduce goals, weekly check-ins and one-on-ones to a team or school so people actually use them, from the first message to month three.
For schoolsGoal setting for students
How students can set goals they own, break them into weekly steps and reflect on progress, with ideas for common challenges and how mentors can help.
For teamsGoal setting at work
How to set goals with your team that people own and actually finish, from team goals and stretch goals to regular check-ins and recognition.
Habits, money, study and getting moving again.
Track a habit until it sticks
Turn a new habit into a goal with a repeating task, track it each day, and keep going after a missed day. A simple method that works.
For youMoney goals in weekly steps
Turn a savings or debt goal into an amount, a date and a weekly step, then track it so you can see the gap close.
For youFitting study goals around work
How to set study goals you can keep alongside a job and a life: a realistic weekly schedule, a minimum for busy weeks, and room to catch up.
For youStuck in a rut? Start smaller
When goals stall and every day feels the same, big plans don't help. Small decisions, small actions and one change at a time do.
100 Proven Tips for Incredible Goal Achieving
Shane Maloney’s practical tips for getting started, keeping going and finishing well.
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