Projects

Group related tasks under a named outcome, and park the ones that aren't now.

A project is any outcome that takes more than one step. Create one with a name and an optional successful outcome statement — one sentence describing what "done" looks like — then assign tasks to it.

Projects can be:

• Active — you're working it now.
• Someday — parked, deliberately.
• Done — finished.

Why the outcome statement matters

*"Website"* is not a project; *"New website live with a working quote form"* is. The second one tells you whether you're finished. Miles uses it too, when he suggests next actions.

Projects from elsewhere

• The Strength Score roadmap writes week-by-week tasks into

your projects.

• Academy lessons end with a resource you can add straight

to a project.