That's awesome!🔥 I think migrating from goals to projects can be a bit of mental shift to begin with, but adding definitions of done on top can add that extra clarity for sure! And btw, do love this idea of maybe not being strict about adding a DoD right at the moment of creation (especially if brain dumping projects for example), but definitely having it when taking a project into work🚀

To me there the top 3 would be: 1. Plan tomorrow today 2. Work shut-down 3. Creative before reactive These are also the ones that actually take some effort to maintain between all the ups and downs of life but are definitely worth it :)

Glad that makes sense! Yeah, projects is definitely one of the ways to capture the idea of "goals". If you think of the effort pyramid, at the very base, we have our actions and sub-actions. And then, when we start building up, actions aggregate into projects that can be short-term, mid-term, long-term, and strategic. Of course, the higher up the effort hierarchy you go, the less tactical and more strategic the unit is. Projects are attached to time cycles from weeks to years, and once you go beyond the years, your "goals" become so high level that at that point I think it makes sense to start calling that a vision instead of a project. Ultimately, these are all different ways to help you with the planning phase. And simply depending on the time cycle, it might be appropriate to use projects, or if we're talking about planning your decades, it probably makes more sense to be talking about vision. I think I share your feelings about a typical way people set long-term goals, so in chapters and seasons I have a very different approach to those :)

Love that description actually! Thinking of LifeOS as generic term for a system you use to run your life and FMS as the universal foundation for any such system (modeling those key 4 things) I think makes perfect sense. Possibly adding that 2 key concepts of FMS is that: 1. Modeling whole life as a hierarchy of time cycles from days to decades 2. Each cycle going through the same stages of plan → execute → track → review → reset and the FMS provides systems to assist in those stages :)

@Jen Reid Thank you Jen!!🥰