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Goals

Bigger goals, one call at a time.

A marathon isn’t one run. A weekly podcast isn’t one episode. Tell Vera what you’re working towards and she builds the plan — which calls, in what order, and what each one checks — then keeps it on track.

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How a goal works

  1. Say where you want to end up.The goal, and what “done” means to you — finishing the race, publishing every Tuesday, passing the exam.
  2. Vera builds the plan.A sequence of calls, each with a job: a baseline, weekly check-ins, a food conversation, a race-week call.
  3. Each call moves it forward.She knows what you said last time, what you committed to, and what to ask about next.
  4. When life happens, the plan moves.Miss a week and the calls shift around it. You see what changed and why.
GoalWeek 6 of 16

Run my first marathon

Next call

Sunday, 6:00 PM · Long-run check-in

with Marco

Before then: 14 miles at an easy pace. Eat something about an hour before.

  1. Baseline and plan
  2. Running four days a week
  3. First 10-mile run
  4. Half-marathon distanceup next
  5. 20-mile long run
  6. Taper and race week

Plan moved back a week after you missed Thursday. Race day is still on.

What you see, and what you don’t

Your next call, first.When it is, what it is for, and the one thing to do before it.
Milestones, not a score.What you have done and what is next — measured by the thing you care about, like runs completed or episodes published.
Everything she knows, editable.What Vera has learned about you, in plain sentences. Wrong? Change it, and the plan updates.

Start from one of these

Each one lays out the whole sequence — including the parts we have nothing to do with. Or describe your own goal in the app.

Career & Work

7
Land a Product Manager RoleRecruiter screen, hiring manager, product sense, behavioral, and the negotiation nobody prepares for.6 things to practiseLand a Software Engineering RoleScreens, system design, behavioral rounds, and the take-home review.6 things to practiseBreak Into Tech From Another CareerAnswer it well once, then the rest is a normal job search.5 things to practiseGet Promoted to Senior EngineerEvidence, visibility, the promo panel, and the compensation conversation after.4 things to practiseStep Up Into ManagementThe conversations, the interview, and the first difficult thing you will have to say.4 things to practiseMove Abroad for WorkSponsorship questions, interviewing in a second language, and arriving with no one to talk to.5 things to practiseLand Your First Sales JobScreens, deal stories you do not have yet, and a mock discovery call.4 things to practise

Dating & Relationships

5
Start Dating Again After DivorceApps, first dates, and the question about what happened.5 things to practiseStart Dating on the AppsProfile, openers, the pivot to meeting, and the first twenty minutes.5 things to practiseFrom First Date to RelationshipSecond dates, the silence problem, the DTR, and meeting the family.5 things to practiseDating in a New CityGetting your conversation back, then getting out there.4 things to practiseMake Long Distance WorkNightly calls that stay alive, hard conversations by phone, and a plan for closing the gap.4 things to practise

Confidence & Social Skills

5
Get Comfortable Talking to StrangersLow-stakes practice for people who find conversation effortful rather than fun.4 things to practiseStop Avoiding Difficult ConversationsWork, partners, family — the same skill in different rooms.4 things to practiseBecome a Confident SpeakerToasts, talks, and the Q&A that decides how you are remembered.4 things to practiseSpeak Up More at WorkMeetings, disagreement, visibility, and asking for what you are owed.5 things to practiseRebuild Confidence After a SetbackAfter a redundancy, a breakup, or a rejection — getting back to attempting things.5 things to practise

Qualifications & Exams

5
Become a Registered NurseThree separate hurdles across two or more years.4 things to practisePass the Bar and Get HiredMBE, essays, the MPRE, and the interviews after.5 things to practisePass Your Cloud CertificationsFundamentals, an associate cert, and the hands-on one that is actually hard.4 things to practiseGet Into Medical SchoolThe MCAT, the application, and interviews that test something entirely different.4 things to practiseGet Your CFA CharterLevel I volume, Level II application, and the gap between them where people stop.3 things to practise

Fitness & Events

5
Get Back Into Training After a BabyThree stages that arrive months apart, on nobody's schedule but yours.4 things to practiseBuild a Training Habit That SticksGetting past the eight-week cliff, whatever your starting point.4 things to practiseRun Your First MarathonBase building, strength work, the long run, and a race plan that survives the start line.4 things to practiseTrain for HyroxRunning, stations, compromised running, and the race simulation nobody does enough of.4 things to practiseGet Fit for a Big HikeTime on feet, loaded packs, descents, and the kit you have not tested.2 things to practise

Life Changes

2
Get Your Driver's LicenceThe written theory test, the practical, and the bits in between.2 things to practiseBecome a US CitizenThe N-400, the civics questions, and an interview conducted in English.3 things to practise

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