Goals
Written by you, and kept beside the rest of your record.
Sentences you wrote, that your record files as something you want to do rather than as something you can do.
I want the time I was at home looking after my mum to count for something on paper.
NamingNo name the platform holds
I want to move onto the maintenance team properly, not just cover for them.
NamingNo name the platform holds
I want to be the person the shift calls when a machine stops.
NamingNo name the platform holds
Your record keeps which of the two each of these is filed as. It does not keep who chose it: the platform has not always asked, and anything written before it did was filed as something you want to do without anybody being asked. So this page says what your record files each sentence as, and never that you said so.
Writing down a goal records what you wrote, in your own words, the day you wrote it, and your own answer to which of the two it is — something you want to do rather than something you can do.
Nothing here reads your words to pick a name for them. The platform will not turn a sentence you wrote into one of its own names on the way past, because naming is an act with an owner and a record of who decided, and this workspace performs no such act.
So a goal is never shown with a name the platform holds, whatever anybody writes. That is the same for everybody, so it says nothing about your goal, and nothing here treats a goal without a name as less of a goal than any other on the page.
It does not change what the platform works out from the evidence on your record.
It is not a target.Nothing here measures how far along you are, and nothing here says how you are doing.
No goal on this page is put above another, and none of them is compared with anyone else's.
A goal here is a sentence you wrote, the day you wrote it, which of the two your record files it as, and — where the platform had a name of its own for what you wrote — that name. There is nothing else on this page because the platform holds nothing else about a goal.