Love how you're framing goals as stewradship rather than control. The way you position goal-setting within that "already, not yet" tension captures something I've felt but never articulated well. I've noticed similar patterns in my own planning where the discipline of setting goals actually makes me more adaptable, not less, because I'm clearer about what matters when life inevitably throws curveballs. The family goal meeting you describe sounds chaotic but grounding in teh best way.
Love how you're framing goals as stewradship rather than control. The way you position goal-setting within that "already, not yet" tension captures something I've felt but never articulated well. I've noticed similar patterns in my own planning where the discipline of setting goals actually makes me more adaptable, not less, because I'm clearer about what matters when life inevitably throws curveballs. The family goal meeting you describe sounds chaotic but grounding in teh best way.