Most goal-setting is a vague resolution or a blank page that never gets filled. The 10×10 Bootcamp is a guided, timed goal-setting sprint — four fast rounds under a stopwatch that take you from nothing to a complete plan across your whole life, mission statements and all.
Most goal-setting is a vague intention scribbled in January, or a blank page you sit in front of and never quite fill. There's nothing structured to work through and nothing finished at the end — so it drifts, and by February it's forgotten. The wanting was never the hard part; turning it into something real was.
The Bootcamp fixes that by refusing to let you stall. A stopwatch runs, you write fast, and in about half an hour you've built an actual plan across your whole life — not a wish.
Round 1 sets a timer and gets ten instinctive ideas out of your head: who you want to be, what you want to do, what you want to have. No pillars, no timeframes, no editing. This is just raw material, and speed is the point.
The next rounds shape those ideas into real goals set across the horizons — within a year, 1–3 years, 3–5 years — for each of your five pillars: Health & Fitness, Family & Relationships, Business & Career, Financial Security, and Growth. Still timed, still moving.
You finish by writing a mission statement for each pillar — “I will achieve X by Z in order to Y” — and a single North Star to steer the whole thing by. Roughly 30 minutes from a blank page to a plan you can actually run.
The stopwatch isn't a gimmick — it's the mechanism. Fast rounds stop you second-guessing and overthinking, and surface the honest intent that a blank page lets you avoid. You write your first answers because they're usually the truest ones. You walk out with a populated timeline, not a wish.
It's the timed, workbook evolution of Ben's popular 10x10 Goal-Setting Challenge, and the fuller of the two on-ramps to your RoadMAP — the Drum Line handles a single goal, the Bootcamp plans your whole life in one sitting. A blueprint, not a resolution.
If goals have always been the thing you meant to sort out and never did, the Bootcamp gives you the structure — and the timer — to actually finish.
Every feature, no card up front. Founders pricing locks in while the trial's on — it won't be free forever.
Enter the MAP Matrix — free trialIt's a guided, timed goal-setting sprint inside the MAP Matrix. Four fast rounds under a stopwatch take you from a blank page to a complete plan across the five pillars of your life, plus two bonus rounds that produce a mission statement per pillar and a single North Star. It's the timed, workbook evolution of Ben's popular 10x10 Goal-Setting Challenge.
About 30 minutes. The whole point is speed — the stopwatch runs each round so you write fast, don't edit, and trust your first answers instead of overthinking a blank page.
A real, populated plan — not a wish. You walk out with goals set across the horizons (within a year, 1–3 years, 3–5 years) for each of your five pillars, a mission statement for every pillar, and a single North Star to steer by. It's the fuller of the two on-ramps to your RoadMAP.
No. The Bootcamp starts from a blank page. Round 1 gets ten raw “Be / Do / Have” ideas out of your head, and the following rounds shape them into goals across your pillars and horizons. You bring nothing but 30 minutes.
The Bootcamp is part of the MAP Matrix, which starts at $37/month — one place for setting the plan and running it every week.
Start free, set the timer, and walk out in half an hour with a filled timeline, a mission per pillar, and a North Star.