Set Goals You'll Actually Follow Through On
Break a big vision into yearly goals and the smaller sub-goals you can act on now — track each one's progress and keep it moving with a daily practice.
Free for our first 500 members during beta — paid plans coming later.
Souluma's goal planner turns a vision into action by breaking it into a few yearly goals, then into smaller sub-goals you can do now, each with a progress bar you nudge as you go. Goals stay tied to your vision board above and your daily practice below, so you always know the next thing to do. It's a personal-growth practice, free for our first 500 members during beta — not a guarantee of specific outcomes.
The Goal-Setter
You want follow-through, not vibes — a system that turns a vision into steps you'll actually take, the way a planner or Notion would.
Weekend deep planning
Best in a focused hour to get your year organized and pick the few things that matter.
Honest expectations: Goals here are a structure for consistent action, not a promise of specific outcomes. You steer and adjust them as life changes.
Built to Turn Vision Into Action
From vision to steps
Break a big vision into yearly goals, then into the smaller sub-goals you can actually act on now.
Track each step
Nudge each goal's progress as you finish steps, so goals get steered forward — not set once and forgotten.
Organized by life area
Group goals by the areas that matter — health, career, relationships, growth — and keep your focus on a few at a time.
In Three Steps
Start from your vision
Anchor each goal to the life you're growing toward, so every step has a reason behind it.
Break it down
Turn the vision into a few yearly goals, then into smaller sub-goals and a clear next step.
Move it forward
Nudge each goal's progress as you complete steps, and adjust as life changes. Goals are steered, not set once.
Goal Planner vs the Alternatives
| Feature | Todoist | Habit tracker | Souluma |
|---|---|---|---|
| Track tasks and to-dos | Yes | Sometimes | Yes |
| Break a vision into goals | No | No | Yes |
| Link goals to a bigger vision | No | No | Yes |
| Daily check-ins and streaks | No | Yes | Yes |
| Built-in daily practice | No | No | Yes |
| Free to start | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Which one should you choose?
- If you want just a task list…Todoist
- If you want to build one habit with streaks…A habit tracker
- If you want a system from vision to goals to daily action…Souluma
A fair comparison of typical use, not feature-for-feature parity. Goals are a personal-growth practice, not a productivity guarantee — Souluma helps you stay consistent with the goals you set yourself.
Common Questions
How is this different from a to-do list?
A to-do list is disconnected tasks. Souluma's goals ladder up to a vision and down to daily actions, so each step has a reason and a rhythm — which makes follow-through far more likely.
How many goals should I set at once?
A few is better than many. Focusing on two or three goals at a time makes it realistic to give each consistent attention.
Is manifestation the same as goal setting?
Not quite — they work best together. Manifestation is the intention and attention side (getting clear on the life you want); goal setting is the execution structure that turns it into steps. Souluma connects the two: your vision board sets the direction, and goals break it into actions you can take this week.
What's an example of breaking a vision into goals?
Say your vision is "a calmer, healthier year." A yearly goal might be "move my body 4 days a week"; the short-term step this week is "walk 20 minutes after lunch on Mon/Wed/Fri." Each level stays small and concrete, so the vision becomes something you actually act on.
What if I fall behind on a goal?
That's normal — goals are steered, not set once. Adjust the target or the next step instead of dropping it, and pick the practice back up the next day. Souluma is built around consistency over streaks, not punishing a missed day.
Is the goal planner free?
Yes — free for our first 500 members during beta, with paid plans coming later. You can try it before signing up.
Next in the loop: keep goals moving with a thirty-second daily ritual. Add a daily practice → Daily Affirmations
Want the deeper how-to? Read How to Set Goals You'll Actually Follow Through On. Questions? Email support@soulumanifest.com.