I think its really great that you are doing that. I ended up taking my major goals and setting up subgoals. 43things doesn’t have a way to do that, so I copied someone elses notation. So you might have —Adventure—and then make the goals under it. Like —Health -- and then under it Dance Everyday. I learned alot from doing this. When I tried to put the main goals in a priority list, I had to make choices. I also had to figure out how my existing goals fit into each one, like realizing that finding Ru’s soda bottle is in my Family subcatagorie because she is my universal sister in fun. I also noticed that I didn’t have as much in some areas, or I didn’t have a goal that I should, like nothing under my family that specifically matches my kids. Defining the major catagories can be based on your own priorities or you can look at general wellness or spiritual systems, like the Native American medicine wheel for example. I think the major goals are really reflective of our true selves.