Pick your values, one card at a time
Each card explains one value and how it differs from a similar one.
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Browse all 528 articlesMost goal systems start too late. They ask what you want before helping you understand what matters. The Goals and Progress Method starts with your values, turns them into a long-term direction, then cascades that direction into annual goals, Focus Quarters, weekly check-ins, daily actions, and habits you can recover from when life gets messy.
Use the Goals & Progress Life Goals method today while the web app is being prepared for beta access.
A guided workbook for setting goals, choosing priorities, planning actions, building habits, and reviewing progress.
Use the same method behind the web app.
Start with a structured process today.
Keep your goals, plans, habits, and reviews in one place.
Workbook buyers will receive future workbook updates and related app/workbook improvements.
The workbook is the whole method on paper, ready to use today. Its four guided phases carry you from an honest look at where you are, to the goals worth choosing, to the weekly and daily work that moves them, and finally to habits you can keep. The Life Goals App is still in free beta, so the workbook is how you run the same system right now, with a pen in hand.
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Read more about the frameworks, habits, and planning methods behind the system.

Goals and Progress is a project by Ramon Landes, who knows firsthand the challenges of juggling a demanding career and family life with young children.
With extensive experience managing global projects, coordinating teams, and delivering results under pressure, Ramon discovered the crucial need for clear organization and reliable systems—both professionally and personally.
Goals & Progress started with a simple question: why do good intentions fade, even when the goal matters?
I am building this for people who want structure without overcomplication: better goals, better weekly choices, and visible progress.
Whether coordinating strategic initiatives at work or planning family schedules at home, these tools have proven their worth by consistently making life simpler, productivity achievable, and balance attainable.