In the curious turn to shun goals in favor of strategies, the opposite is not true - that not having goals leads to some success.
It takes the practice of strategies - think the 1% rule or small-ball or fairways-and-greens... pick your metaphor. Not having goals doesn't mean we're practicing strategies. It may simply mean we are, indeed, lacking drive, motivation or a clear idea of what might be possible if we did something every day for a long time. Eschewing goals may simply be a lack of imagination or distrust of best practices in our field, or simply laziness. And if we're looking for an enemy, they may meet you in the mirror tomorrow morning. Comments are closed.
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August 2023
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