Goal Setting, Trello To-Do Lists and Excel Decision Analysis

Explore goal setting by defining achievable, incremental, and measurable goals, apply common techniques, and connect aims to your passions for meaningful progress.

Compare smart goals to AIM goals, arguing for incremental, evolutionary progress: make goals specific enough to be measurable, achievable, realistic, and timely, with an emphasis on incremental steps.

Set achievable, measurable, and timely goals by breaking them into incremental tasks and subtasks, using blue sky thinking to plan guitar practice, career upgrades, and personal priorities.

Develop high-level goal setting by building hierarchical lists in Word, turning aims into measurable, incremental, and actionable tasks through multilevel headings and auto numbering.

Define your life direction through thoughtful goal setting. Create achievable, incremental, and measurable goals by using your gut and passions, and apply practical techniques to move toward achieving them.

Achieve your goals through motivation, discipline, and persistence, build and sustain momentum, then rinse and repeat for lifelong progress.

Establish a daily routine to defend your time and pursue your goals, resisting daily interruptions. Envision success, keep multiple paths, and persist by stepping around obstacles toward eventual achievement.

Move first to break free from a rut and steer toward your goals with disciplined use of lists. Overcome obstacles by pushing through or finding alternatives, then review and repeat to refine and achieve linked goals, as illustrated by Jake's path to becoming a chef.

Conclude the course by presenting an intermission with advanced features and then guide you in managing your personal productivity to achieve the goals you set.

Balance leadership and management to boost personal productivity, emphasizing doing the right things right. Use lists for project management and apply formal decision analysis to satisfy musts and wants.

Explore the difference between leadership and management, and between effectiveness and efficiency, to balance direction, execution, and personal well-being while setting goals and mastering time with to-do lists.

Learn to use lists to manage your time, clear your mind, and prioritize tasks with Laken's critical, important, not important framework, while tracking progress in text editors, Trello, and Excel.

The lecture critiques Laken's urgent-and-important framework and proposes blocking time for important but not urgent tasks, using an urgency list to balance priorities. It leads into formal decision analysis.

Explore formal decision analysis through a car-buying example, identifying musts and wants, scoring options, and selecting the best choice by weighted results.

Break down high level goals into hierarchical lists, prioritize tasks, and track actions to boost personal productivity; turn lists into a Trello board workflow.

Boost personal productivity by moving from affective to efficiency, tracking what matters and health alongside goals with a formal decision-making approach. Explore Trello, the free tool, to manage your to-dos.

Explore how Trello uses boards, lists, and cards to manage tasks, including shared to-do boards and calendar-integrated completion dates for collaborative work.

Master Trello basics by building a goal setting board with boards, lists, and cards; create a board, customize the background, move cards, and review card history, descriptions, and comments.

Master Trello advanced features by focusing on cards, labels, and checklists, with due dates, attachments, and activity tracking. Prepare for collaborative Trello in upcoming lessons.

Explore cooperative Trello to share and manage tasks across boards, set privacy (private, team, public), invite members by email, and assign tasks while controlling edit access.

Learn to turn goals into a Trello board, set up standard lists, label tasks, build checklists, and manage private or shared boards to plan a guitar project.

Discover how Trello organizes work with boards, lists, and cards, apply advanced techniques, and explore collaborative use with others through workshop examples.

Master formal decision analysis with Excel by evaluating choices against musts and wants, scoring options, and publishing your due diligence decision process.

Explore the why, when, and how of decision analysis, documenting options, needs versus wants, and scoring with weights using manual and Excel methods.

Explore formal decision analysis using a car buying example to show how to list options, define musts, score wants, and weight criteria to identify the best choice.

Explore Maslow's hierarchy of needs, from physiological needs to self-actualization, and see how unmet needs drive motivation and behavior in individuals and groups.

Explore practical next steps for goal setting, leveraging Trello for to-do lists, and applying Excel decision analysis to plan your life. Learn how to review, repeat, and accelerate learning.