Turn your Facebook friends into accountability partners.
The Team Up Facebook application shares your progress on goals with your friends. Instead of wasting your life on Facebook…now you can improve it.
Click Here- 1) Install the app
- 2) Establish your goals
- 3) Update your progress
- 4) Invite friends
- 5) Respond to friendly peer pressure
1) Install the app
- The Beta version of the app is available right NOW! Click here to install the app. (Don’t let its requests for permission freak you out. You can always uninstall later if you’re not feeling it.) Whew, that was easy! Now you have an interactive visual aid for the next steps.
2) Establish your goals
- Click “manage goals” inside the app.
- Click “+ Add goal” to add each goal
- Fill out the title, description, maximum goal value, and click “add goal.”
- Note: The maximum goal value is a single number that captures how much goal goodness you seek within a week. You can choose whatever unit you like—miles, people, hours, number of cold-calls, whatever. For example, if you want to visit the gym 4 times in a week, put a 4 here. Describe the units and goal as clearly or cryptically as you prefer in the Goal Description so your friends know what you mean (or DON’T know what you mean ).
3) Update your progress
- On your main home page, you’ll see a matrix showing your goals as rows and the days of the week as columns—as well as a cool graphical display of your progress.
- Input a number whenever you progress on one of your weekly goals. For example, if you did 1 workout on Saturday, put a 1 in the box that intersects Saturday and your workout goal. Behold the line graph update automatically. Check-in often to stay on target, rack up points, and get props for your a flawless victory when you attain 100% achievement on all goals.
4) Invite friends
- On your main home page click “invite people to join your team” to bring some of your other Facebook friends along for the ride. Teammates can quickly see your goals and recent score.
- Note: If you really want their support, you’ll probably want to contact them in advance, so they know this isn’t the typical lame Facebook application request.
5) Respond to the friendly pressure
- At the end of each week, the Team Up app automatically posts your score to your wall. Now all your friends will see your performance—and some will comment on it!
- Respond and ask for your friends’ support in the comments –or just internalize the pain to be sure to avoid it next week!
Team Up Resources
View A List of Online Acountability Resources
Biblinkography view print and Web Sources.
Share Your Story! Have you teamed up to your dreams? Tell us about it!. Pete@petemockaitis.com
Accountability Spreadsheet The following link provides an explanatory file in Excel to help illuminate how to establish weekly accountable goal tracking. Enhanced video tutorial to follow! Accountable Spreadsheet.XLS
Biblinkography view print and Web Sources.
Share Your Story! Have you teamed up to your dreams? Tell us about it!. Pete@petemockaitis.com
Accountability Spreadsheet The following link provides an explanatory file in Excel to help illuminate how to establish weekly accountable goal tracking. Enhanced video tutorial to follow! Accountable Spreadsheet.XLS








About “Team Up”
“Pete’s inspirational little book is packed with lots of commonsense advice about how to get above the unkept agreements with ourselves about improving our lives. Good tricks for getting rid of your nagging ‘should’s’!”
David Allen,
Creator of Getting Things Done
“I rank Team Up among the finest personal development resources ever created. Pete provides profound wisdom in a hilarious package…extraordinary!”
Mawi Asgedom,
Founder of Mental Karate, bestselling author, and one of Oprah’s “20 Unforgettable Moments”
“Everyone needs people who Team Up on their team. This is a fabulous book that helps us rediscover the core of excellence—accountability.”
Matthew Kelly,
New York Times bestselling author of The Dream Manager and The Rhythm of Life