Harada Method

The Harada Method 64-Task Chart: How It Works and How to Use It

Carlos Barclay · 2026-06-08
The Harada Method 64-Task Chart: How It Works and How to Use It

The 64-task chart — also known as the OW64 — is a 9x9 grid of 81 cells. The main goal sits at the center. Around it, 8 supporting pillars. Each pillar expands into 8 concrete tasks. The result: 64 specific actions that connect your daily habits to your ultimate objective.

What makes the Mandala unique is not the grid. It is the discipline of completing it. Every cell forces you to make explicit what is usually implicit: which pillars sustain your goal, which daily actions feed each pillar, and what real progress you are making each week.

At Focus Academy we guide our clients in building their own Mandala through structured sessions. The chart is not the end of the process — it is the start of a daily self-evaluation practice that makes any goal inevitable.

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Carlos Eduardo Barclay Maraboto

Carlos E. Barclay

Founder of Focus Academy and certified Harada Method coach in Mexico.

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