Noelle RussellChief Executive Officer, AI Leadership Institute · 5x Microsoft Trustworthy AI MVP | 3.4+ million students | #1 Thought Leader in Agentic AI | AI-Powered Revenue Growth + Cost Optimization Expert ✨Best-Selling Author: Scaling Responsible AI | TEDx Sp

Daily goal ritual: write your goals and measurable targets every day to 10X your life

13 Dec 2025 · 1 min

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In this segment, the speaker introduces the 10X Planner as a tool for daily goal setting. Each page asks, “What are your goals?” prompting the user to write concise, two‑line statements for their top aspirations—such as becoming a bestselling author, achieving peak physical health, or earning a specific income. The planner also includes a “have and do” section where the user lists the five most important things they want to have and accomplish, providing clarity on why they act each day. Crucially, the planner asks for concrete daily targets—specific, measurable actions (e.g., spending 25 minutes with kids or taking them to a movie) that directly support the larger goals. By repeatedly filling out these sections, the user creates a habit of aligning daily activities with long‑term objectives, making it easy to see what truly matters over time.

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These are called 10X Planners. But the reason I like them is because on the page every day it says, what are your goals? Not today, like what are your goals? And I fill this up. I like 2 lines per thing and I'm like, I wanna be a bestselling author. I wanna be in the best shape of my life. I wanna make this much money. I wanna do this thing. Ha, have and do. I fill it every day. So I'm looking at my top 5 things I wanna have and do so that I know why I'm doing what I'm doing. Then most importantly, it says, what are your targets? What are the numbers you're gonna hit today to hit those things? Are you gonna spend 25 minutes with your kids? Are you gonna, right? Like, are you gonna take them to the movies? Like depending on your goal, your action will be different, but there's a way to measure it. And the benefit of doing that day after day is that you'll see what's important.