Intentionality app—the to-do list that never goes stale ✨ Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?
the path & destination
Joined November 2013
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The Intend daily workflow:
1. 😍 choose goal-oriented actions (set intentions)
2. 🔨 do stuff (pick a next action, set a timer, check things off)
3. 😤 reflect on what was achieved that day (outcomes)
yeah I switched analytics properties midyear during a rebrand and haven't re-linked it on indiehackers 😅
intentionality.substack.com/…
Heather recorded this spontaneous testimonial about Intend and the Beyond Goals Intensives
it's a bit all-over-the-place but her enthusiasm is fun!
aesthetic inspiration from bing based on my bio
what do you think? does intend.do need more flowers?
leverage your defiant energy to cultivate intentionality,
by closing things without getting to the end of them.
this is especially important in a world where many things (eg infinite scroll feeds) have no end
videos, especially Shorts and TikTok but also that 15 minute Weird Math Facts that you got intrigued by but don't care about that much.
blog posts. news articles. someone's life story (unless it's in the start of a recipe, then you've got no choice but to read the whole thing otherwise your recipe won't turn out at all)
thoughts to cultivate:
for individual items:
• "interesting but I get the point"
• "this is just not that interesting"
• "set up too long, I don't care about the punchline"
for feeds of random stuff:
• "scrolling this is actually less fun than doing something creative tbh"
• "eh, there's an infinite amount of this stuff, and a finite amount of my life"
• "okay that last tweet/video/whatever is probably about as funny/insightful as this feed is gonna be today"
this tweet deliberately long to encourage you to practice this skill on it. are you still reading? fine if you want to be. I'm not DELIBERATELY making this boring.
but you can just ditch this tweet any time. just walk out!
(you can also close out the entirety of twitter. you can close your entire browser window and reopen it without hitting restore! you are free to do that!)
