FyreDo Introduces A New Public Goals Feature

LEBANON, Ohio - April 28, 2015 - PRLog -- FyreDo — an online goal planning and tracking tool — announced a new public goals feature today that will help people achieve their goals by building communities of people who are all working toward the same goal. With this new feature, people can ask questions, get support, and help each other achieve success.

After launching in January 2015, FyreDo (http://fyredo.com) has helped people plan their goals and motivate them to keep working toward achieving those goals. But many people experience lags in progress toward their goals when they reach a point where they don't know what to do next. The public goals feature solves this problem by giving them a place to ask for help from other people working on the same goal.

When someone sets a new goal, it is private by default. When they change the status to "public", a new public page is automatically created for that goal. The public page allows anyone on the site to start new discussions related to that goal, whether they are asking for help or sharing useful information that might help others.

"A lot of people think they have to work in a bubble, doing everything themselves and never asking for help," said Aaron Wright, the founder of FyreDo. "Experience has taught me that that is the worst possible way to work. No matter what your goal is, asking for help can increase your odds of succes by orders of magnitude."

The new feature expands on FyreDo's existing tools to help people achieve their goals. People can use the web-based app to plan out their goals and keep track of their progress, while going to the community for help when they get stuck. It is a major aspect of FyreDo's plan to help everyone achieve their goals.