Agile Personal Phone Application: How to use the Chinese-French target

In the agile Personal mobile app: How to view the Agile personal Blog we introduced the View blog, today we are going to continue to introduce the agile personal mobile phone application in the target management function of the method. About the goal, we have in the agile personal three system exercises are involved, balancing personal practice to help us find goals in life, efficient individuals help us to achieve goals, happy individuals to help us to continue to have goals, here I need to reiterate that the tool in the goal of management is secondary, The realization and pursuit of the goal is crucial.

Let me tell you how to use the Chinese-French target function so that you can use this tool more smoothly.

2. Open the mobile app, log in and switch to the "When" feature, click on the top of the "target" button, will go to the target Management page
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4. At this point you don't have any goals, you can now click on "Add Target" to start joining your goal
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6. There are two types of goals in the mobile app, one is the public goal shared by the system or others , and you can do it with him, but you're just a participant and you can't change the task under someone else's goal. Another category is your own personal goals , and you have the authority to perform task maintenance. Let's start with the public goal, click on the < family travel > goals to see the task composition under this goal
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8. If this is the goal you want, then click on the "Back" button, back to the target list page, click on the "I want to implement it" button to add the public target as your own goals
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10. Once added, you can see that your target list already has this goal.
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12. The task of the target is then automatically entered in the Execution tab of the time. Click the "Execute" button, go to the execution page, you can see "not set the start time target task" has just joined the goal of all the tasks
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14. Now, you can schedule the task for a time. Press and hold the task after the Popup Task edit window, such as I am in the < research and determine a destination > task on the Long press, the task to edit the page popup. If you are not very good at the time, do not make the time plan is OK, can put in the weekly plan to carry out.
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16. If the above plan is complete, you can start to perform your target task. On the execution page, find the task you have done and swipe to the right to mark the completion. For example, if we swipe to the right on the column a destination list task, a text list box pops up where we can enter the task notes.
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18. After submission, you can see that this task has been marked and completed.
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20. If you want to know the progress of the goal, you can click "target" to switch back to the target page, the target of the progress bar shows the completed task progress (current progress is only calculated according to the proportion of the number of tasks)
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22. When you click on a target, you can see that the task list is also marked for completion. To keep you focused on what you haven't done yet, the tasks you've completed are automatically aligned to the end of the task.
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24. Above is the process of adding a public target. Now let's add a goal that belongs to you. For example, I want to set a goal for the agile personal phone app, then click Add Target, in the Add target page in the top text box to enter < Agile personal phone app > as the target title, click "Add" to pop up the target edit page
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25. In the target editing page, we have to do a few things, these work must be carefully considered after filling out, otherwise the goal is not much significance.
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    First, select the Life dimension to which the target belongs. 8 Dimensions of the Agile personal life steering wheel listed in the app
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    Then, depending on the heart flow model, if our goal is to have a certain challenge and the effort will be able to achieve is the most suitable, here choose your Challenge difficulty
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    Then, ask yourself, is this something you have to do, or should do, or want to do, really want to do?
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    Finally, ask yourself why you set this goal, think it over and write it down.
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    After the completion of the above, only a goal to make a complete, click on the "save" added can see the target has its own goals (the following progress bar is my execution after the display, just add is the reality is 0%)
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27. After the completion of their own goals, the need to do another step is the task of dismantling the target. Click on target to go to target task page.
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29. Click "Add Task" to edit the task
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    What you need to mention here is the completion status, which affects how you swipe the tag in execution. The column A destination list task in the previous step description is a list of strings, so the tag pops up with a list text box. If you just want to tick the mark, then choose to do it directly. If you also want to enter a number when you are finished, select the completed quantity. If you want to give yourself a star, you can choose to complete the satisfaction level. It is recommended that you all choose to do it directly, so you can have the pleasure of marking the completion J
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31. If you want to update a task when you're done adding it, press and hold the edit page in the task list

33. If you want to delete a task, swipe the task to delete it

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