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I think the word "successful" makes more sense to me in this context. He was successful at prioritizing activities to achieve goals he wanted to accomplish, but
by adovenmuehle 16y ago
I think the word "successful" makes more sense to me in this context. He was successful at prioritizing activities to achieve goals he wanted to accomplish, but what was won?
I congratulate the author on having the discipline to accomplish these things.
Either way, I think it's a good example of using discipline to accomplish ones goals.
- timwiseman 16y agoWhat was won? The goals he set are achieved. Now, you may question whether he set the right goals, but that is a different question.