Goal software 101: The ultimate goal setting system?
I've been getting some questions recently about whether I advise getting rid of the old pocket scrapbook.
The answer - NO!
Don't get me wrong - I'd rather pull out my trusty pen and pocket-diary than my laptop or Blackberry - it's just that software gives us the things that were never possible using paper (or they were quite cumbersome).
In this series of posts I'll try to explain why I think be should move to the next dimension and use goal-software for day to day use.
Important note: None of the goal software I came across to date has been able to fill all my criteria - and I don't think they will. I have managed to pull together something of a system of my own from free tools, but this is far from comfortable. This is basically the motivation behind this blog - to find the best goal setting system there is - or build my own.
PS. Still testing "Achieve-IT!" Sent some questions to the author - I should be done testing by the end of the week.
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January 9th, 2009 - 00:01
If you are still looking, please consider giving our website and software a try.
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We keep everything really simple, while allowing you to outline the different areas of your life, from vision and mission to actually writing down your goals.
January 13th, 2009 - 23:53
@BenMc: I’m always looking
I’ll add you to the list. It’s filling up fast… Have you ever noticed how resources seem scarce until you really get down to it? Even if you spent like two weeks looking for them in the web. Good thing I’m aware of that and started this blog exactly for that reason – to commit searching further and deeper