This is important to me because I feel the need to make plans beyond my day and week. That is to say, setting myself a daily and weekly ONE thing has been working really well. And now I want to deepen the connection between my priority of the week with where I want to go eventually. For this, the authors of [[The ONE Thing]] recommend what they call "Goal-setting to the now." This process takes the [[The focusing question]] and applies it to making a plan over time. You start with your someday goal and drill down to today. ```mermaid graph TD X((Your Big Why)) --> A[Your Someday Goal] A[Your Someday Goal] --> B[Your Five-Year Goal] B[Your Five-Year Goal] --> C[Your One-Year Goal] C[Your One-Year Goal] --> D[Your Monthly Goal] D[Your Monthly Goal] --> E[Your Weekly Goal] E[Your Weekly Goal] --> F[Your Daily Goal] F[Your Daily Goal] --> G((Your ONE thing right now)) ``` ## The sequence of questions What's the ONE thing you want to do someday? > "What's the ONE thing I want to do someday?" (Consider starting with your [[The Big Why]] to find an answer to your "Someday Goal.") ...which brings you to your Five-Year Goal > "Based on my Someday Goal, what's the ONE thing I can do in the next five years?" ...which brings you to your One-Year Goal > "Based on my Five-Year Goal, what's the ONE thing I can do this year?" ...which brings you to your Monthly Goal > "Based on my One-Year Goal, what's the ONE thing I can do this month?" ...which brings you to your Weekly Goal > "Based on my Monthly Goal, what's the ONE thing I can do this week?" ...which brings you to your Daily Goal > "Based on my Weekly Goal, what's the ONE thing I can do today?" ...which brings you to your ONE thing right now! > "Based on my Daily Goal, what's the ONE thing I can do right now?" Example: [[Goal Setting to the NOW - 2.6.2020]]