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2009-02-03, 07:15 PM
I've always looked at the runway being nested in an outline.
40k feet: Life Vision
-30k feet: Short Term Goals
--20k feet: Focus Areas,
---Runway-10k feet: Daily tasks,
In order to come up with each level, a person asks the question:
what things do I need to do to move the parent item forward.
Example:
40k: Bring Joy to the world
-30k: Nurture my family
-30k: Give to the community
What things do I need to do to nurture my family
40k: Bring Joy to the world
-30k: Nurture my family
--20k: Spend Quality time with family
--20k: Provide for my family
-30k: Give to the community
what things do i need to do to provide for my family
40k: Bring Joy to the world
-30k: Nurture my family
--20k: Spend Quality time with family
--20k: Provide for my family
---10k: Work in the factory to bring home a paycheck
---10k: Move to better house / location
-30k: Give to the community
what things do I need to do to work in the factory
40k: Bring Joy to the world
-30k: Nurture my family
--20k: Spend Quality time with family
--20k: Provide for my family
---10k: Work in the factory to bring home a paycheck
----5k: work project1: fix broken machine
----5k: work project2
---10k: Move to better house / location
-30k: Give to the community
What thing do I need to do to move work project 1 closer to completion
what things do I need to do to work in the factory
40k: Bring Joy to the world
-30k: Nurture my family
--20k: Spend Quality time with family
--20k: Provide for my family
---10k: Work in the factory to bring home a paycheck
----5k: work project1: fix broken machine
-----Action: call joe to order broken part
----5k: work project2
---10k: Move to better house / location
-30k: Give to the community
Whether or not this can be done in software without being unwieldy is another matter.