You take a Life Audit before we start. It scores ten areas of your life and hands you back the three that need you most. Those three become your goals. Each one with an outcome you can measure and a behavior you'd still do on a bad week. Most goal-setting gives you one or the other. You need both, or you can't tell whether it's working.

Goals don't get done. Projects do.

Every goal becomes three projects, and every project gets a real place on the calendar. These projects are planned around the work, the kids, the holidays, and the life you already have. Not the version of your year where you have unlimited Tuesdays.

We start at every finish line and walk backward to today. This is the day almost every planning system skips, and it's why most plans quietly come apart in March.

The three days build the plan. The labs are for the two places where a plan usually gets stuck, and they're the reason you don't hit January alone.

We will build out goals and projects together in Planathon, but if you want the extra hand-holding and instruction, these are an excellent add-on.

Both are live, both include replays, and both are least expensive right here. Once the Planathon closes, they're $37 each. Choose your setup above.

11:00 AM Arizona / 1:00 PM ET

For the goal that's too big to start. I'll teach you the method I use to take a goal that intimidates you and break it down until the first piece is small enough that you just do it. If you've written the same goal down three years running, this is the one.

11:00 AM Arizona / 1:00 PM ET

For the project that's been on your list for two years. We shrink oversized projects, set priorities that hold when everything feels urgent, and get honest about what you can hand off to a person or to AI.