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Griply’s Hierarchy

Connect your big picture to your daily life

Most productivity tools focus on one thing: tasks, habits, or goals. But they rarely show how those pieces fit together. This means you often juggle multiple apps and systems, but without a clear sense of progress.

Griply is designed to change that. It connects your long-term vision, big goals, habits, and daily tasks in a single, flexible system - so you can manage your everyday to-dos and your biggest ambitions in one place.

Whether you want to build a new habit, plan your week, or work toward something big, Griply gives you the structure to do it your way.

The hierarchy

Layer

What it is

Why is this important?

Life Areas

Broad categories that define what matters to you (e.g., Work & Career, Health, Family).

Use life areas to create a holistic view of your life and define goals, habits, and tasks with the big picture in mind.

Vision

Your long-term direction or desired outcome for each life area.

Acts as your “North Star” and helps you choose meaningful goals.

Goals

Big, measurable outcomes you want to achieve within a timeframe.

Turns your vision into actionable targets you can work toward.

Subgoals

Smaller milestones within a goal.

Breaks big goals into manageable, motivating chunks.

Tasks

Specific actions that move your goals forward.

Ensures your daily work connects back to what matters.

Habits

Recurring actions that build consistency toward your goals.

Creates steady progress without needing constant decision-making.

Example 1: Work & Career

  • Life Area: Work & Career

    • Vision: Build a thriving consulting business with steady clients and a healthy work-life balance.

    • Goal: Sign three new high-value clients in the next 6 months.

      • Progress Tracking: Track number of pitches sent and calls scheduled.

      • Subgoal: Improve my client pitch process.

        • Tasks:

          • Research 10 successful pitch decks

          • Create my own pitch template

          • Schedule 5 networking calls

        • Habits:

          • Reach out to 2 potential clients every weekday

          • Spend 30 minutes improving marketing materials twice a week

Example 2: Sport & Health

  • Life Area: Sport & Health

    • Vision: Run a full marathon and maintain strong overall fitness.

    • Goal: Complete a marathon in under 4 hours in the next 12 months.

      • Progress Tracking: Log weekly distance and average pace to monitor improvement.

      • Subgoal: Build endurance to run 30 km comfortably.

        • Tasks:

          • Research a 16-week marathon training plan

          • Buy new running shoes suited for long distances

          • Book a medical check-up before training intensifies

        • Habits:

          • Run 4 times per week following the training schedule

          • Stretch for 10 minutes after every run

Tips for getting the most out of Griply

  • Start small. One goal, one habit, a few tasks, that’s plenty. You can even just start with task management and add goals later.

  • Start fresh. If you’re switching from another tool, don’t import everything. Define the big picture first, and only bring in the tasks, goals, and projects that genuinely contribute.

  • Reflect regularly. Set a reminder to review your week and adjust your plan.

Didn’t find what you were looking for? We’re here to help! You can contact us anytime or ask your question in one of our communities.

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Get Started

Griply’s Hierarchy

Connect your big picture to your daily life

Most productivity tools focus on one thing: tasks, habits, or goals. But they rarely show how those pieces fit together. This means you often juggle multiple apps and systems, but without a clear sense of progress.

Griply is designed to change that. It connects your long-term vision, big goals, habits, and daily tasks in a single, flexible system - so you can manage your everyday to-dos and your biggest ambitions in one place.

Whether you want to build a new habit, plan your week, or work toward something big, Griply gives you the structure to do it your way.

The hierarchy

Layer

What it is

Why is this important?

Life Areas

Broad categories that define what matters to you (e.g., Work & Career, Health, Family).

Use life areas to create a holistic view of your life and define goals, habits, and tasks with the big picture in mind.

Vision

Your long-term direction or desired outcome for each life area.

Acts as your “North Star” and helps you choose meaningful goals.

Goals

Big, measurable outcomes you want to achieve within a timeframe.

Turns your vision into actionable targets you can work toward.

Subgoals

Smaller milestones within a goal.

Breaks big goals into manageable, motivating chunks.

Tasks

Specific actions that move your goals forward.

Ensures your daily work connects back to what matters.

Habits

Recurring actions that build consistency toward your goals.

Creates steady progress without needing constant decision-making.

Example 1: Work & Career

  • Life Area: Work & Career

    • Vision: Build a thriving consulting business with steady clients and a healthy work-life balance.

    • Goal: Sign three new high-value clients in the next 6 months.

      • Progress Tracking: Track number of pitches sent and calls scheduled.

      • Subgoal: Improve my client pitch process.

        • Tasks:

          • Research 10 successful pitch decks

          • Create my own pitch template

          • Schedule 5 networking calls

        • Habits:

          • Reach out to 2 potential clients every weekday

          • Spend 30 minutes improving marketing materials twice a week

Example 2: Sport & Health

  • Life Area: Sport & Health

    • Vision: Run a full marathon and maintain strong overall fitness.

    • Goal: Complete a marathon in under 4 hours in the next 12 months.

      • Progress Tracking: Log weekly distance and average pace to monitor improvement.

      • Subgoal: Build endurance to run 30 km comfortably.

        • Tasks:

          • Research a 16-week marathon training plan

          • Buy new running shoes suited for long distances

          • Book a medical check-up before training intensifies

        • Habits:

          • Run 4 times per week following the training schedule

          • Stretch for 10 minutes after every run

Tips for getting the most out of Griply

  • Start small. One goal, one habit, a few tasks, that’s plenty. You can even just start with task management and add goals later.

  • Start fresh. If you’re switching from another tool, don’t import everything. Define the big picture first, and only bring in the tasks, goals, and projects that genuinely contribute.

  • Reflect regularly. Set a reminder to review your week and adjust your plan.

Didn’t find what you were looking for? We’re here to help! You can contact us anytime or ask your question in one of our communities.

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Get Started

Griply’s Hierarchy

Connect your big picture to your daily life

Most productivity tools focus on one thing: tasks, habits, or goals. But they rarely show how those pieces fit together. This means you often juggle multiple apps and systems, but without a clear sense of progress.

Griply is designed to change that. It connects your long-term vision, big goals, habits, and daily tasks in a single, flexible system - so you can manage your everyday to-dos and your biggest ambitions in one place.

Whether you want to build a new habit, plan your week, or work toward something big, Griply gives you the structure to do it your way.

The hierarchy

Layer

What it is

Why is this important?

Life Areas

Broad categories that define what matters to you (e.g., Work & Career, Health, Family).

Use life areas to create a holistic view of your life and define goals, habits, and tasks with the big picture in mind.

Vision

Your long-term direction or desired outcome for each life area.

Acts as your “North Star” and helps you choose meaningful goals.

Goals

Big, measurable outcomes you want to achieve within a timeframe.

Turns your vision into actionable targets you can work toward.

Subgoals

Smaller milestones within a goal.

Breaks big goals into manageable, motivating chunks.

Tasks

Specific actions that move your goals forward.

Ensures your daily work connects back to what matters.

Habits

Recurring actions that build consistency toward your goals.

Creates steady progress without needing constant decision-making.

Example 1: Work & Career

  • Life Area: Work & Career

    • Vision: Build a thriving consulting business with steady clients and a healthy work-life balance.

    • Goal: Sign three new high-value clients in the next 6 months.

      • Progress Tracking: Track number of pitches sent and calls scheduled.

      • Subgoal: Improve my client pitch process.

        • Tasks:

          • Research 10 successful pitch decks

          • Create my own pitch template

          • Schedule 5 networking calls

        • Habits:

          • Reach out to 2 potential clients every weekday

          • Spend 30 minutes improving marketing materials twice a week

Example 2: Sport & Health

  • Life Area: Sport & Health

    • Vision: Run a full marathon and maintain strong overall fitness.

    • Goal: Complete a marathon in under 4 hours in the next 12 months.

      • Progress Tracking: Log weekly distance and average pace to monitor improvement.

      • Subgoal: Build endurance to run 30 km comfortably.

        • Tasks:

          • Research a 16-week marathon training plan

          • Buy new running shoes suited for long distances

          • Book a medical check-up before training intensifies

        • Habits:

          • Run 4 times per week following the training schedule

          • Stretch for 10 minutes after every run

Tips for getting the most out of Griply

  • Start small. One goal, one habit, a few tasks, that’s plenty. You can even just start with task management and add goals later.

  • Start fresh. If you’re switching from another tool, don’t import everything. Define the big picture first, and only bring in the tasks, goals, and projects that genuinely contribute.

  • Reflect regularly. Set a reminder to review your week and adjust your plan.

Didn’t find what you were looking for? We’re here to help! You can contact us anytime or ask your question in one of our communities.

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