Monthly objectives and planning
Maikol Solís
You can use something similar to the GTD's philosophy:
- 50,000+ ft: Life Purpose & Principles. Why do you exist? Your fundamental life purpose and principles.
- 40,000 ft: Long-term Vision. Where do you want to be in 3 to 5 years (career, family, financial)?
- 30,000 ft: Goals & Objectives. What do you want to achieve in the next 1 to 2 years?
- 20,000 ft: Areas of Focus & Accountability. Responsibilities you maintain (e.g., health, finances, job roles).
- 10,000 ft: Current Projects. Multi-task goals requiring completion within a year.
- Runway: Next Actions. Specific, immediate tasks needed (emails, calls, errands).
Kate Pettersson
This is so important! I'm currently keeping an open task that keeps rolling. I'd love a monthly objective I can link to a cloud file or a cloud folder (ie a live working docs I can share with my team) rather than upload an attachment. So all my monthly tasks are in one spot.
Adam Schuster
Totally
Natasha Tonge
This is so so important for me in a research field. My tasks can take years to complete
Fabian Schubert
Pleae week, month, quarter and year (this year, next year, ...)
Alex Parker
Agree with a lot of the comments on here. Not strictly monthly, but custom time-frames (start/end dates) would make this great. I'd love to define 12-week objectives the way i do in my Phoenix Journal.
Jonathan Ragan-Kelley
Many other comments mention 'not just monthly, but also quarterly, annual, etc.' Supporting multiple levels of hierarchy could be useful, but a different angle is simply allowing some flexibility/configurability in the next level above weekly, so one could do monthly, quarterly, 6 week cycles, 12 week year, the specific start and end of academic terms, etc.
Alayo B
This and similar suggestion are exactly what I came here to suggest. I've been using this app 2 days and the lack of monthly, quarterly, and annual objectives is a major shortcoming of this otherwise incredibly functional and intuitive app. What I really like about this app is that it does exactly what I need it to do, in a thoughtful, straightforward, and intuitive manner (as opposed to trying to do so many other things that it becomes bloated with "bells and whistles" that ultimately convolute its primary functionality (this has been my experience with asana).
However, the lack of top level goal setting unduly limits its usefulness to only extremely short term productivity planning - which fo me (as a solopreneur) might end up being the difference between subscribing and looking elsewhere.
Alina Christenbury
I would love this, weekly is just too granular for the way I work & plan
Marcel Espinal Vicioso
This would be a significant benefit to using Sunsama. Not just monthly, but also quarterly and yearly. I see this being a big help for all individuals, whether utilizing Sunsama for work or managing several aspects of life. Both businesses and individuals participate in and benefit from long term goal planning, and Sunsama's framework and mindfulness make it the perfect tool to effectively track the time planned vs spent on achieving these goals! Are there any plans to start working on these additions sometime soon? Has the Sunsama team evaluated these ideas? Thank you for the amazing work you do with this platform!
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