Goals List too long

Hey, I recently did a WR and realized my Goals List was super long and a bit disorganized. So I went ahead and reorganized it my area of focus or major project.
So now instead of one long list of goals, I have this below (I'm using OF and have 30K as a folder, and everything inside it as a project):

30K: Goals List
Marathon Running
Finance
Professional Development
.....

So I was just wondering if anyone else experienced the same thing as i did, and how you went about reorganized your Goals List. I read someone on the forum that someone uses a large mind map to keep track of all their goals, an interesting idea :)
 
Tado;108319 said:
Hey, I recently did a WR and realized my Goals List was super long and a bit disorganized.

So I was just wondering if anyone else experienced the same thing as i did, and how you went about reorganized your Goals List. I read someone on the forum that someone uses a large mind map to keep track of all their goals, an interesting idea :)

Hey, Tado,

I'm one of the ones who loves oversized mind maps, and my goals are specific to my Areas of Focus, not to individual projects.

And I use full sentences.
For example, in my Personal Development (let's call it PD) Area of Focus, my goal says:
"Be conversational in Greek in two years."

I have a project that's "Learn Greek" with an outcome of "Be able to understand and reply with correct grammar and vocabulary in most situations." but I keep the goal with my area of focus so I can see all of my PD goals at once. Not all projects within the PD Area of Focus have goals associated with them... way too time consuming! I just hit the important ones.

So when I look at your goals list, I'm not sure what your goals are exactly, within each of those three areas.

Does that help? Thanks for asking the question... you reminded me I need to take a peek at some of those other PD goals!

Dena
 
Goals?

Tado;108319 said:
30K: Goals List
Marathon Running
Finance
Professional Development
.....

Let me understand. These are your goals? For me a goal is something that I can achieve ie. objectively measure that I've achieved it.

How can I achieve Marathon Running? Or Finance? Or Professional Development?

For me these items are descriptions of Areas of Focus.
 
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