The short answer: Not another goal — an action scheduled for tomorrow. "You don't need another goal. You need an action scheduled for tomorrow" is one of Frankie J's core lines, because goals fail in the gap between intention and the calendar.
The goal trap
Goal-setting feels like progress. It produces a document, a feeling, sometimes a post — and then Monday arrives with nothing scheduled and the goal starts dying on schedule. Men don't lack goals. Every father in this audience can recite his. What they lack is tomorrow, planned.
The fix, concretely
Take the goal. Ask: what is the smallest real action toward it that can happen tomorrow, at a stated time? Schedule that. When it's done, schedule the next one. A year of that unglamorous loop outperforms a decade of January goal-setting.
Where the scorecard fits
The scheduled action goes on the scorecard, where tomorrow night it gets graded. Goal, action, grade, repeat — that's the entire machine the Intensive runs for 90 days.
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