THE FELDMAN GOALS BOARD
Not a generic resolutions list. Define success in your own words down the side, the areas of life it has to show up in across the top, and write the specific goal wherever they meet. Then download it, branded, and it becomes the plan.
No email required · Private by default · Fill it in once, download it, revisit it as often as you want
THE FRAMEWORK
Most goal-setting starts from a template that isn't yours. This starts from your own definitions, then forces them to get specific everywhere they actually apply.
Not a category someone else picked. In five words or less each, name what actually matters to you — wealth, freedom, legacy, whatever your own words are.
The areas of your life — work, health, relationships, a specific person even. Success that only shows up in one area of your life usually isn't success, it's a trade.
Where a definition of success meets an area of life, write the specific, real thing — not the vague version. "Lose 20 lbs," not "get healthier."
BUILD YOUR BOARD
Rename any row or column to fit how you actually think about your life — add a column for a specific person if that's how it works for you. Everything stays on your screen until you choose to download or send it.
Row labels work best at five words or fewer — that's what keeps a definition of success from turning back into a vague resolution. Columns can be as broad or specific as you want.