Goal Setting Workshop + Goal & Habit Tracker - Set Any List of Goals and Get it Done icon

App Detail » Goal Setting Workshop + Goal & Habit Tracker - Set Any List of Goals and Get it Done

Published by: Tomasz Kolinko

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad

Price: FREE!
Current Version: 2.1.0
Released: December 15, 2010

What's New

Version 2.1 adds an ability to archive the past goal sets, so you can start afresh with a new year.

Version 2.0 added support for other screen resolutions

App Description

A coaching tool that will help you set and meet new year resolutions.

This is one of the few applications that will actually guide you through a process of setting up your new set of goals for the upcoming year. It is not just a tracker.

The workshop contains:
- Introduction explaining the system
- Three sections (Personal Development, Things, Career)
- A simple goal tracker
- Very friendly and polished design

It will guide you through:
- Brainstorming
- Narrowing the list of goals
- Committing to certain resolutions
- Building up the motivation to accomplish them

The app will offer you dynamic suggestions for goals. It will also help you with tracking and will store your resolutions safely using the iTunes backup.

If you used pen and paper to set your goals before then you will like this application because it will keep your resolutions easily accessible - they will no longer get lost on the bottom of the drawer, or on one of the thousand notepad pages.

If you used a simple text editor, or some kind of a goal tracker before, then you will definitely like that this workshop will guide you through a process that works. A good process assures the goal quality and prevents your list from turning into an ordinary to-do with far too many items on it.

* The system of goal setting was tested by the app author for ten years now - since 2004. *

"... for a more organized resolution experience, one that takes you from the conception of your goal through its completion, Goal-Setting Workshop might appeal. The app works in four stages: first you brainstorm ideas, then you narrow them down to a small list, then you commit to a few, and then you get motivated to meet those goals." -- Fast Company, December 2010