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8 Strategies to Set & Track Your Goals in Todoist
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Don't lose sight of your New Year's plans with these strategies for keeping your big goals top-of-mind all year round.
Jump to section 1. Create a high-level “Goal Tracker” project 2. For big goals, create a new project for each one 3. Create a filter view to focus on just your goal tasks 4. For building better habits, set recurring due dates 5. For long-term goals and guiding principles, create a recurring reminder 6. Take stock of your progress & plan next steps in a weekly goal review 7. Keep an “Avoid at All Costs” list for goals you aren’t working toward right now The problem with to-do lists is that they cover everything, up to – and sometimes including – the kitchen sink. There are the things you have t
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