What Do You Want When You’ve Already Achieved the Things You Were Supposed to Want?
What happens when you’ve already achieved many of the things you were supposed to want, and the next step is no longer obvious? A reflection on midlife goals, changing priorities and asking what you actually want from here.
What Is a Goal Ecosystem? And Why Your Goals Don’t Exist in Isolation
Your goals do not exist in isolation. A Goal Ecosystem is a way of seeing how bigger dreams, everyday choices, financial foundations, learning, health and long-term goals can support or affect one another inside the same life. The point is not more goals. It is seeing the relationships that are already there.
It’s Okay to Want a Smaller Life
It’s okay if your version of a good life involves less, not more. A smaller life can mean more time, deeper relationships and making room for what actually matters to you.
A Gift for the Woman Who Is Always Looking After Everyone Else
Thoughtful gift ideas for the woman who is always looking after everyone else, from time and experiences to something that gives her space to think about what she wants too.
Long-Term Goals: How to Think Beyond the Next 12 Months
Long-term goals give you permission to think beyond what you can achieve this year. Here’s how to explore what you want from life over the next five, ten or even twenty years, without needing to have the whole plan worked out.
How to Use A Life in Goals
A simple guide to using A Life in Goals, from where to begin and how the different goal types work, to leaving pages blank, revisiting old goals and letting your journal grow with your life over time.
50 Life Goal Ideas to Get You Thinking About What You Really Want
Looking for life goal ideas that go beyond the usual bucket list? Here are 50 thoughtful ideas across travel, home, money, relationships, learning, work and everyday life to help you think about what you really want.
What Are Life Goals? And Why They Don’t Need to Be Huge
Life goals don’t have to be huge, perfectly planned or achieved within a year. Here’s a gentler way to think about the goals, experiences and everyday changes that can shape a meaningful life.