Hello Josh,

Well, the good news is that outline lists and "life score" (ie overall 
progress score) are all part of MLO. However...

*Notes*:

   - All items need to be tracked and reported in; Planned, Actual, 
   Variance, Change from previous time-period, past-present-future, in totals 
   and in averages.
      - Neither these metrics nor the ability to compare the file now with 
      a previous version are built into MLO. You'd have to export to xml and 
then 
      do some nifty programming in some other app to be able to do that. 
   


   - Need to be recording Est Start Date, EED, ETC, AST, AED, ATC for each 
   layer/level from goal-sub goal-task-subtask. Basically your standard 
   project management tracking and reporting requirements; who, what, when, 
   where, why, how, planned v actual, from project inception through to 
   forecasted completion
      - I don't know what most of those abbreviations even are. I take it 
      they come from project management and planning software, like Microsoft 
      Project, or something even more complex.
   


   - Also want to be able to assign weighted values to various goals among 
   a few other things, like assigning statuss, archiving once completed, 
   auto-scheduling tasks, gant/calendar/table or sheet views etc...
      - Weighted values? You should be able to do something with Importance 
      and Urgency scores.
      - Goal status - certain values are built in. You could also use 
      contexts or flags to do something specific to your needs.
      - Auto-backup of your outline and auto-archive of completed tasks can 
      both be configured within MLO and are pretty robust.
      - Gantt charts - not built in. Maybe you could do something with an 
      app which can read xml, like Microsoft PowerBI - although I wasn't able 
to 
      get PowerBI to make any sense of an xml export of my MLO outline, so 
      couldn't help you with this advanced stuff.
   
in summary, the level of automation and reporting you want would require 
some heavyweight project management tool, I think. MLO's strength is in 
setting up a simple outline with some manual tags and then being able to 
set up some quite complex views, with custom filtering, sorting and 
grouping, to show your tasks in the order and groups you need at various 
stages in your workflow. Automation and dependencies, along with change 
tracking, are not its strength and would need some other software - perhaps 
with a link to use task data exported from MLO. 

Good luck with your plans,

Stéphane


On Friday, 24 June 2022 at 07:10:05 UTC+1 [email protected] wrote:

> Hey guys, I'm new to MLO. I wish to utilize MLO as my LMS/LOS (Life 
> Mgmt/operating system), systematically managing and living my life, *can 
> you help me with setting up a Systematic Life-Outline? *   (similar to a 
> WBS in a Project)...
>
> *Current: *I’m currently managing my life very systematically with 
> individual life goal progress and roll-up to a accumulated life score in 
> excel, but excel does summary/sub-tasks very poorly. I’ve contemplated 
> using MS Projects, and other PM software’s. I want to use MLO.
>
>
> *Requirements: *Brief Example:
>
>  *Life Score*: 75%  (Sum of all goal progress: 100%+50%)/2)
>
>    1. Goal 1 100%
>       1. Sub Goal 1
>          1. Task 1
>          
>
>    1. 
>       1. 
>          1. 
>             1. Once-off Sub Task 1 
>             2. Recurring Sub Task 2 
>             3. Recurring  Sub Task etc
>          2. 
>          3. Task 2
>          1. Once-off Sub Task 1
>             2. Recurring Sub Task 2
>             3. Recurring  Sub Task 3
>          4. 
>          5. Task etc
>          1. Once-off Sub Task 1
>             2. Recurring Sub Task 2
>             3. Recurring  Sub Task etc
>          2. Sub Goal 2/etc  
>       1. 
>          2. 
>          3. 
>          4. Task 1
>             1. Once-off Sub Task 1
>             2. Recurring Sub Task 2
>             3. Recurring  Sub Task etc                     
>          
>
>    1. 
>       2. Goal 2 50% 
>       1. Same structure for each/every goal 
>    3. Goal 3, 4, 5 etc
>
> *Notes*: 
>
>    - All items need to be tracked and reported in; Planned, Actual, 
>    Variance, Change from previous time-period, past-present-future, in totals 
>    and in averages. 
>    - Need to be recording Est Start Date, EED, ETC, AST, AED, ATC for 
>    each layer/level from goal-sub goal-task-subtask. Basically your standard 
>    project management tracking and reporting requirements; who, what, when, 
>    where, why, how, planned v actual, from project inception through to 
>    forecasted completion 
>    - Also want to be able to assign weighted values to various goals 
>    among a few other things, like assigning statuss, archiving once 
> completed, 
>    auto-scheduling tasks, gant/calendar/table or sheet views etc... 
>
>  
>
> I’m fairly confident MLO can do all this... does anyone already have a 
> same/similar 'Life Outline' they can template and share to save time? 
>
> Much appreciated everyone!
>
> Also, I would love to chat with fellow systematic life managers/'livers' 
> and bounce ideas off eachother!
> Happy Life Managing!
>
> Josh
>
>

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