10/06/2026
I finished 3 out of 7 of my Q3 goals.
At first, it did make me upset but when I reviewed it, the 3 I did finish made a major impact.
I also realized 2 goals werenāt important anymore, so I got rid of them, and I moved 2 into Q4.
Thatās why I think reviewing the last quarter is just as important as planning the next one.
Every 90 days, I sit down and ask:
Did I accomplish my targets? Yes or no.
Why did I hit some goals and miss others?
Did my priorities change?
Was the goal still important?
Did I have a good enough plan?
Then I choose 3ā7 priorities for the next quarter.
I like planning in 90-day periods because a year feels far away, but 90 days is close enough to actually make a plan around.
I look at business, health, relationships, faith, finances, and life as a whole.
The biggest thing for me is making each goal specific enough that at the end of the quarter, thereās a clear yes or no.
Not āgrow my business.ā
āReach $30,000/month in new gross business income.ā
Not āget closer to God.ā
āRead the Bible daily and host Bible study once a month.ā
Not āfigure out where I want to live.ā
āMake a 12-month decision and have it finalized by November 1st.ā
Then I work backwards and figure out what needs to happen every week.
Because quarterly goals really come down to what youāre doing week after week.
We have 3 months left in the year.
You probably donāt need 20 goals.
Pick a few that would actually make a difference in your life, make them measurable, and review them every week.
Thatās how Iām planning Q4.
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