tag all of my things

This was an interesting exercise, but I wish I’d written my tags down as I used them. There isn’t any way to sort your list by tags, or click on the tag and see the goals you’ve associated with it, so I have tags that are similar and should have been grouped together. Maybe I’ll go through again later and fix that. . .

• Passion 6 goals
• Happiness 6 goals
• Life 5 goals
• Personal 5 goals
• Work 5 goals
• Time 5 goals
• Css 4 goals
• List 4 goals
• Books 4 goals
• Knowledge 4 goals

It represents how much my passions are important my life… and how they play an important role in reaching happiness.

...and from now on, it’ll be easy to keep up.

Now I just need to do the completed things.

I agree with Plizzyp and others that tagging helps clarify each goal’s core, as well as showing the pattern of what is (and has been) important to me.

Not sure if I tagged 100% of my goals but it is done to an acceptable level. It is nice how it lets me see what is important to me or at least what I spend my time on.

Given my other goal of avoiding online time wasters, I’m not going to bother to create obscure categories for goals that don’t fit into a larger group. I’ll count this goal when the bulk of my goals are tagged into logical categories.

Tagging is something that makes it easier to organize and find things and I try to do it as much as I can. I remember back in the old days of 43 Things when there weren’t many people and many tags. I was going through and tagging things and then it stopped working. I sent an email in and received one back from Erik saying that he just changed something, which broke tagging for a while. Then he fixed it and I could tag again. That was neat.
I wanted to make sure that I had all of my things tagged, which is why I added this goal and finally I went through all of my Things and made sure that I had added my own tags to all of them. Now I will make sure that if I add a goal I will make sure that I’ve tagged it.

I like how it is possible to search something based on tags, and I think everybody should tag their things as well.

It took a little while to tag EVERYTHING, but now all my goals have at least one tag. It’s really helpful to see what’s important to me, as well as how exactly I have improved/will improve myself in various parts of my life.

It’s good. I’d recommend it. Best to start early (if you have only a few or at least a manageable amount of goals), and just tag each new goal as you add it to your list.

There are many old and new things untagged yet. I don’t know why I always forget to tag. I love tag clouds and you’ve got to tag if you want your cloud.