50% off Lifetime Pro membership of Mindful Goals for IndieHackers - 50 slots only

Hey IndieHackers, I'd like to offer a discount on lifetime pro membership of Mindful Goals - for high achievers. I am in an agreement with an app distributor so I can only keep this deal before they start promoting it later this month.

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IndieHackers inspired me to quit my job and work full time on my dream. It also helped me find the first few users who generously offered their insights on productivity, so this is my chance to give back a little.

Here is my story on what inspired me to created Goals.

While working full-time for other companies (Twitter, and TripAdvisor, etc), I've always had side-projects. However, there are too many things in life that beg for my limited attention, such as spending time with my wife, going to groceries, taking care of financials and taxes, going to the gym, visiting parents' place hours away by flight, learning new things for the job, catching up with friends, and networking, etc. As a result, my side-projects get dropped again and again, because nobody really cares about them other than myself.

Initially, I felt I was a loser. Good at nothing but doing a single job. Then I realized that failing at these things is normal. The world is changing fast and becoming increasingly more complex. I was only well trained and taught to code, not on managing my life. In fact, all modern humans are gonna have to play many roles and learn to do them well to have a happy life.

To get my life back, I started setting goals so I can nail my life's main areas one by one. I tried Wunderlist, Trello, Todoist, Asana, Fabulous, Google Sheet, and many other apps. But they don't make my goals feel native to them. It feels like a hack to tap multiple times to see the important details about my goals and my progress. The seemingly tiny frictions make them hard to use for long term goal tracking purposes.

Then I remembered how I thrived in my last year of college, context switching between 5 courses (4 of which were CS courses that required 80 hrs of coding projects each) and finished with a 3.4/4.0 GPA, up from 2.4/4.0 in the previous year. I built a little tool to track all the due dates and my current progress against the course work. I never missed another deadline or quiz day and allocated my time more intelligently. I felt less stressed about remembering things that don't require my immediate attention but are nonetheless critical to my mid-to-long term success.

My life is increasingly becoming more like my last year of college now. The "courses" I am "taking" are Learning (reading + online courses), Self Care (exercising + meditation + doing fun things once in a while), Family (wife + parents), Social (friends + networking), and Generating Income.

I feel so happy I can finally track all of these priorities in a dedicated goal tracking app that they deserve to be kept now, so I can focus on execution instead of memorization.

I hope it resonates and I wish you to have a successful 2020!