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February 18, 2007 1:44 AM Subscribe
I'm looking for a web application that will let me record the goals that I have achieved in my life, and those that lie in front of me.
I have a GTD list where I have major goals, perhaps 3 to 4 a year, and I work towards achieving these goals. I'm looking for a web application that will allow me list the dates of these goals, and work towards those goals. It should have some type of timeline thing, so I know what i have completed.
There are so many GTD apps out there, anyone that does this?
(Note: I'm not talking about a todo list, or anything I update daily. I mean something that just holds the overview of my yearly goals, and how far along I am)
I have a GTD list where I have major goals, perhaps 3 to 4 a year, and I work towards achieving these goals. I'm looking for a web application that will allow me list the dates of these goals, and work towards those goals. It should have some type of timeline thing, so I know what i have completed.
There are so many GTD apps out there, anyone that does this?
(Note: I'm not talking about a todo list, or anything I update daily. I mean something that just holds the overview of my yearly goals, and how far along I am)
I've just started using nozbe, which seems pretty cool for the shorter term stuff. Probably no better than 43 things for this scenario
posted by kaydo at 3:00 AM on February 18, 2007
posted by kaydo at 3:00 AM on February 18, 2007
43Things recently implemented a deadline function but still lacks a timeline.
I guess you could break up a single goal into a series of subtasks, each with its own deadline to achieve the same functionality. Not as clean as it should / could be as task dependencies couldn't be captured, but its free and web based.
posted by Mutant at 3:49 AM on February 18, 2007
I guess you could break up a single goal into a series of subtasks, each with its own deadline to achieve the same functionality. Not as clean as it should / could be as task dependencies couldn't be captured, but its free and web based.
posted by Mutant at 3:49 AM on February 18, 2007
If those goals are weight-related, you might look into Sparkpeople.
posted by Blazecock Pileon at 6:24 AM on February 18, 2007
posted by Blazecock Pileon at 6:24 AM on February 18, 2007
how about ta-da list? it's an online to-do list, which you can access any time, and it archives the stuff you checked off.
posted by twistofrhyme at 11:49 AM on February 18, 2007
posted by twistofrhyme at 11:49 AM on February 18, 2007
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