On today’s page, Menachot 107, the rabbis consider what happens when someone vows to bring an offering but can’t remember what, exactly, they committed to. By forcing vague intentions into concrete obligations, the Mishnah turns aspiration into accountability and insists that good intentions are not enough without a real plan. If so much of life is spent “planning to plan,” what would it take to finally move from intention to execution? Listen and find out.