is a social networking web site that is built on the principles of tagging. Users create accounts and then list a number of goals or hopes; these goals are parsed by a lexer and connected to other people's goals that are constructed with similar words or ideas.Write down your goals
People have known for years that making a list of goals is the best way to achieve them. Why is that? First, getting your goals in writing can help you clarify what you really want to do. You might find you have some important and some frivolous goals. That is OK. You’ve got space for 43 Things on your list. Not every one of them has to change the world (but save room for the ones that might).
Get Inspired
What do you want to do with your life? It is not an easy question to answer – and you shouldn’t have to answer alone. Browse 43 Things to find out what others want to do. You might find some goals you share. Click the “I want to do this” button to add a goal to your list. Got an idea for a new goal? Just type it in the text box on the homepage or at the bottom of any page on the site. Bam. Now, it’s your thing.
Share your progress
We all have stories about what we care about. Writing down your progress on a goal can help someone else learn about something you both want to do. When you see a goal you’ve achieved, click on the “I’ve done this” button and share a story about how you did it.
More about 43 Things . . .
- Here’s a list of frequently asked questions
that explains more about the mechanics of using the site - Read an essay about How to choose acheivable goals
- Read entries from users who want to Share insights about how to use 43Things to best advantage, how it can be an aid to accomplishment, not a distraction
- Read entries from users who are trying out 43 Things
...what are cheers? They are a simple way of supporting a person. You can cheer goals, entries, comments and photos. You have a handful of cheers to use each day. Use them wisely and help support the people you admire most on 43 Things. Click on the CHEER this … link to show your support. The person you cheer will be able to see that you’ve cheered them. You’ll also see that the cheer count has increased by one along with a message telling you how many cheers you have remaining for the day.So the next time someone asks you, “what do you do?” you can answer with confidence, “I am doing 43 things!”
Borrowed from In The Life Of A Busy Woman Give it a Go!
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