I finally integrated the LifeOS projects into my system this afternoon. That included moving what I had in my goals database to the projects database and linking parent and sub projects. (I archived the Goals database.) I still have a ways to go, but I have started defining what done looks like for the shorter term ones, and I'm definitely feeling a sense of relief. I don't think I realized how much of an open loop I was creating for myself by not documenting what done looks like - in essence I basically have been forcing myself to redefine a project every time I engage with it. I don't think it's necessary to have it from the beginning, but I think it's doable to make a rule for myself to require the done field as soon as I move the status to 'Active' if it isn't there already. Now to get through to Quarters before I start my quarterly/seasonal planning at the end of February...

What are the 3 'Mastery Targets' you track for the domains, that actually moved the needle for you this month? Here are mine: 1. Tidy up one room in the house each day 2. 20 minutes of release meditation 3. Movement/Workout/walks

Who is on Level 2? How is it going?🤔 Hello? anybody...........🫠 I'm melting...........

I just finished watching the section on projects, and it really makes a lot of sense - especially given the hangups I usually have around long-term goals (and not usually planning that far out given how quickly things seem to shift for me.) The one question I have as result: are you essentially using top level projects instead of goals? Based on the diagram of the FMS universe, it looks like you just call "Effort" what most people would call both "Goals" or "Projects".

I'm watching Level 2 and wanted to mention that you should be able to click the down arrows next to pages in the menu bar down to expand them to the point where you can see the individual databases and then drag and drop the items from the database you're in to the one you want it to go to. Just make sure you're dropping into a database and not a page. (Though, if you do, you can just drag into the database from the containing page - usually they're things you've moved are just sitting below the database as blocks.) Just another option if "move to" isn't working. Here's a screenshot, so you can see what I mean by expanding the page: