Comments on: A Digg Approach to Goal Setting: Discover, Digg or Bury, and Repeat http://www.projectmojave.com/blog/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/ Create a Freedom Business in 3 Months Sun, 25 Jul 2010 23:27:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: karencorbel http://www.projectmojave.com/blog/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/comment-page-1/#comment-11166 karencorbel Sat, 09 Jan 2010 17:54:18 +0000 http://TheGrowingLife.com/2008/02/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/#comment-11166 Hi Clay<br>Thanks for this. I could see straight away that it might be a useful way of organising my goals. I took my 'bucket list' and re-arranged it. I've added another page for goals completed, with additional columns for date completed, and for any thoughts regarding follow-on goals. I've also added a target date column and a thoughts column after each goals column on the 3 pages - although I will only add a target date if I already know when I plan to focus on that goal. <br>(I've never used Digg by the way!)<br>Karen Hi Clay
Thanks for this. I could see straight away that it might be a useful way of organising my goals. I took my 'bucket list' and re-arranged it. I've added another page for goals completed, with additional columns for date completed, and for any thoughts regarding follow-on goals. I've also added a target date column and a thoughts column after each goals column on the 3 pages – although I will only add a target date if I already know when I plan to focus on that goal.
(I've never used Digg by the way!)
Karen

]]> By: karencorbel http://www.projectmojave.com/blog/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/comment-page-1/#comment-10969 karencorbel Sat, 09 Jan 2010 10:54:18 +0000 http://TheGrowingLife.com/2008/02/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/#comment-10969 Hi Clay<br>Thanks for this. I could see straight away that it might be a useful way of organising my goals. I took my 'bucket list' and re-arranged it. I've added another page for goals completed, with additional columns for date completed, and for any thoughts regarding follow-on goals. I've also added a target date column and a thoughts column after each goals column on the 3 pages - although I will only add a target date if I already know when I plan to focus on that goal. <br>(I've never used Digg by the way!)<br>Karen Hi Clay
Thanks for this. I could see straight away that it might be a useful way of organising my goals. I took my 'bucket list' and re-arranged it. I've added another page for goals completed, with additional columns for date completed, and for any thoughts regarding follow-on goals. I've also added a target date column and a thoughts column after each goals column on the 3 pages – although I will only add a target date if I already know when I plan to focus on that goal.
(I've never used Digg by the way!)
Karen

]]> By: eden http://www.projectmojave.com/blog/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/comment-page-1/#comment-5363 eden Thu, 31 Jul 2008 05:50:36 +0000 http://TheGrowingLife.com/2008/02/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/#comment-5363 i am not familiar with the digg website, so i dont really uderstand the difference between the different categories: top 15, popular, and upcoming. i’m assuming “top 15″ is the top 15 that you’d like to achieve, or that are most realistic, or that will be able to be achieved more immediately, but i dont know which of my assumptions is correct, if any are. popular? upcoming? if you explained this in the article, maybe i was absent and missed that. if so, i am sorry. could you or someone else please clarify this for me? i’m only a teenager, but i love this idea. most of my time is spent daydreaming. i’ve only begun to think about my dreams in terms of reality. reading your articles has helped me to realize taht i am not the only dreamer out there, that other people actually use their imaginations, like me, and dream up “absurdities”, “impossibilities”. and reading your articles has given me hope that i wont have to fill the molds of society and be a part of their stystems and follow their pre-designed structures, and that my dreams can become realities. i no longer believe i’m living in my world of imaginary dreams, and that “reality” is filled with other peoples’ creations of it, which can be illusions, and that my imaginary dreams can become reality. i came upon one of your articles on the Zen Habits website, and love your stuff. finding your writings has made me very happy. thank you. i am not familiar with the digg website, so i dont really uderstand the difference between the different categories: top 15, popular, and upcoming. i’m assuming “top 15″ is the top 15 that you’d like to achieve, or that are most realistic, or that will be able to be achieved more immediately, but i dont know which of my assumptions is correct, if any are. popular? upcoming? if you explained this in the article, maybe i was absent and missed that. if so, i am sorry. could you or someone else please clarify this for me?

i’m only a teenager, but i love this idea. most of my time is spent daydreaming. i’ve only begun to think about my dreams in terms of reality. reading your articles has helped me to realize taht i am not the only dreamer out there, that other people actually use their imaginations, like me, and dream up “absurdities”, “impossibilities”. and reading your articles has given me hope that i wont have to fill the molds of society and be a part of their stystems and follow their pre-designed structures, and that my dreams can become realities. i no longer believe i’m living in my world of imaginary dreams, and that “reality” is filled with other peoples’ creations of it, which can be illusions, and that my imaginary dreams can become reality. i came upon one of your articles on the Zen Habits website, and love your stuff. finding your writings has made me very happy. thank you.

]]> By: eden http://www.projectmojave.com/blog/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/comment-page-1/#comment-5364 eden Thu, 31 Jul 2008 05:49:53 +0000 http://TheGrowingLife.com/2008/02/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/#comment-5364 i am not familiar with the digg website, so i dont really uderstand the difference between the different categories: top 15, popular, and upcoming. i'm assuming "top 15" is the top 15 that you'd like to achieve, or that are most realistic, or that will be able to be achieved more immediately, but i dont know which of my assumptions is correct, if any are. popular? upcoming? if you explained this in the article, maybe i was absent and missed that. if so, i am sorry. could you or someone else please clarify this for me? i'm only a teenager, but i love this idea. most of my time is spent daydreaming. i've only begun to think about my dreams in terms of reality. reading your articles has helped me to realize taht i am not the only dreamer out there, that other people actually use their imaginations, like me, and dream up "absurdities", "impossibilities". and reading your articles has given me hope that i wont have to fill the molds of society and be a part of their stystems and follow their pre-designed structures, and that my dreams can become realities. i no longer believe i'm living in my world of imaginary dreams, and that "reality" is filled with other peoples' creations of it, which can be illusions, and that my imaginary dreams can become reality. i came upon one of your articles on the Zen Habits website, and love your stuff. finding your writings has made me very happy. thank you. i am not familiar with the digg website, so i dont really uderstand the difference between the different categories: top 15, popular, and upcoming. i’m assuming “top 15″ is the top 15 that you’d like to achieve, or that are most realistic, or that will be able to be achieved more immediately, but i dont know which of my assumptions is correct, if any are. popular? upcoming? if you explained this in the article, maybe i was absent and missed that. if so, i am sorry. could you or someone else please clarify this for me?

i’m only a teenager, but i love this idea. most of my time is spent daydreaming. i’ve only begun to think about my dreams in terms of reality. reading your articles has helped me to realize taht i am not the only dreamer out there, that other people actually use their imaginations, like me, and dream up “absurdities”, “impossibilities”. and reading your articles has given me hope that i wont have to fill the molds of society and be a part of their stystems and follow their pre-designed structures, and that my dreams can become realities. i no longer believe i’m living in my world of imaginary dreams, and that “reality” is filled with other peoples’ creations of it, which can be illusions, and that my imaginary dreams can become reality. i came upon one of your articles on the Zen Habits website, and love your stuff. finding your writings has made me very happy. thank you.

]]> By: Clay Collins http://www.projectmojave.com/blog/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/comment-page-/#comment-5361 Clay Collins Sun, 13 Apr 2008 03:21:00 +0000 http://TheGrowingLife.com/2008/02/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/#comment-5361 @Watch Terminator Online -- Thank you for asking. Yes I do. I'll contact you via email. I'm grateful that you think my content is worthy of a donation. --Clay @Watch Terminator Online — Thank you for asking. Yes I do. I’ll contact you via email. I’m grateful that you think my content is worthy of a donation.

–Clay

]]> By: Watch Terminator Online http://www.projectmojave.com/blog/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/comment-page-1/#comment-5362 Watch Terminator Online Sat, 12 Apr 2008 15:38:23 +0000 http://TheGrowingLife.com/2008/02/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/#comment-5362 Do you accept donations via Paypal? Do you accept donations via Paypal?

]]> By: JEMi @ InMyHeels http://www.projectmojave.com/blog/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/comment-page-1/#comment-5360 JEMi @ InMyHeels Sat, 23 Feb 2008 09:14:49 +0000 http://TheGrowingLife.com/2008/02/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/#comment-5360 now THIS is a twist I didn't see coming! Clever :) I'll be fwd this to a few friends now THIS is a twist I didn’t see coming! Clever :) I’ll be fwd this to a few friends

]]> By: Jonathan Mead http://www.projectmojave.com/blog/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/comment-page-1/#comment-5359 Jonathan Mead Wed, 20 Feb 2008 23:36:10 +0000 http://TheGrowingLife.com/2008/02/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/#comment-5359 Interesting article Clay. I often times write down a list of 100 desire or intentions and than go through and re-organize them depending on their importance. Digging your goals kind of just refines it a bit. If you'd like, check out my new blog. I'd love to hear your thoughts. Interesting article Clay. I often times write down a list of 100 desire or intentions and than go through and re-organize them depending on their importance. Digging your goals kind of just refines it a bit.

If you’d like, check out my new blog. I’d love to hear your thoughts.

]]> By: Clay Collins http://www.projectmojave.com/blog/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/comment-page-1/#comment-5358 Clay Collins Wed, 20 Feb 2008 02:49:56 +0000 http://TheGrowingLife.com/2008/02/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/#comment-5358 ~@Annie: nice to see you back 'round here. If you end up trying this stuff I'd be interested in hearing what happens. ~@Annie: nice to see you back ’round here. If you end up trying this stuff I’d be interested in hearing what happens.

]]> By: Annie J http://www.projectmojave.com/blog/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/comment-page-1/#comment-5357 Annie J Tue, 19 Feb 2008 23:09:51 +0000 http://TheGrowingLife.com/2008/02/a-digg-approach-to-goal-setting-discover-digg-or-bury-and-repeat/#comment-5357 Hmm, that's actually an interesting way to assess your goals. Maybe I will try it out sometime! :D Hmm, that’s actually an interesting way to assess your goals. Maybe I will try it out sometime! :D

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