Goals Help & FAQs

Is there a demo video of the Goals page?

Yes, there is a demo video of the Goals page. Take the tour to to see screenshots and other demo videos.

What was the Goals tool designed to do?

The Goals Tool is designed to be a long list of all the wonderful things you want to do with your life. List all the small stuff as well as the big stuff. If you want to get your oil changed before it's overdue, add it. If you want to be a billionaire, put it in there too.

How do I create a goal?

It's easy. First, navigate to the goals section of the site. Then simply click the "+ New Goal" button.

Still not clear? Then watch a short demo video of how to create a goal.

Why should I prioritize my goals?

You have a lot you want to accomplish. Prioritizing your goals is the first step in preparing to take action on your personal goals. When you prioritize your goals you make a firm commitment in your mind that those top priority goals will be your top priority each and every day.

How do I prioritize my goals?

To prioritize your goals, simply click on the goal and move it up or down in relation to the other goals.

How do I create a Top Priority Goal?

To create your "top priority" goals, simply move the bar on the goal page up and down to separate your top priority goals from your other goals.

What is a SMART goal?

A SMART goal is one that is Specific, Measurable, Attractive, Realistic, and Time-framed. SMART goals are so important that we've given them their own help page.

I have a lot of goals, which ones should I make SMART?

From your long list of goals, we suggest that you create SMART descriptions for your top priority goals.

How do I add inspiring images to my goals?

Navigate to the goal you would like to add an image to. Click "edit", then click on the "inspiring images" tab. Select "browse" and find the image you wish to upload, and click "done" when you are finished.

Why should I add images to my goals?

Adding images to your goals helps you visualize your goals. There is no end to the creative use of images and for starters, read our tips for adding motivating images to goals.

What's a to-do?

Each goal has a To-do list to help you chunk your goal down into smaller, more manageable parts.

What's the difference between a to-do and a commitment?

A commitment is a to-do that has been "committed". By committing to a to-do it appears on the coaching page. The technology is quite simple but the implications are most powerful. When you commit to a to-do, think carefully about your intention to accomplish it. It's better to commit to one item and completing it, than it is to commit to 10 items and complete none of them.