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The Power of Small Goals!

A small goal and achievement are the secrets to all success.

You can achieve it by writing down what you want.

According to Dr. Gail Matthews, a psychology professor at the Dominican University, if you write down your goals, you increase your chances of achieving them by 42%.

Break a goal into small ideas and action plans and conquer it step by step.

Develop winning habits through a schedule and routine notifications.

Main Features

1. Goal Description

Goal description based on OKR (Objectives and Key Results). Google's use of an OKR-based goal management system is innovative worldwide.

The task board will make your goals clearer and help you achieve better results. Goals and corresponding actions, ideas give you strategic thinking.

If you long-press on a goal, it will be completed. A habit tracker will appear for you to check your progress.

2. Routine Notifications

The power of repetition is another key to achieving what you want.

Famous novelist Haruki Murakami writes 20 pages every day. He can complete a full-length novel through repetition.

Make your goal an easy part of your daily routine. Daily or weekly notifications will turn the goal into a daily habit.

3. Time Description

Legendary management consultant Peter Drucker said, "Record your time."

Try to record the time you spend. Improve effective time spending and reduce inefficient time.

The 30-minute time limit helps you improve work efficiency.

Productive people don't start with their tasks, but with time.

4. Custom Notes

Customize your notes as needed. Housework check, mindfulness check, idea notes, anything is fine.

5. Daily Journal

Write down your feelings and what you learned today. Your memory will be more colorful.

6. Timestamp

You can check the time spent on each task. Use it for your regular work.

Start Small

To overcome overwhelming situations, set a small goal and complete one at a time (this is my experience).

Matt Mullenweg, who made WordPress, does one push-up to complete the purpose of the workout. It's more likely, isn't it?

Management Buyout

The inspiration for the goal description comes from Peter Drucker's philosophy of MBO (Management by Objectives).

Let's use goals and systems in real life.

The Power of Belief

If you believe, a goal can be achieved.

Realize your dreams with Goal Notes.

This app will always accompany you on your brave journey.