> If an organisation doesn't get that right, are they doing OKRs? I mean, this is kind of what the article is saying; just along a different dimension. > Perh

> If an organisation doesn't get that right, are they doing OKRs? I mean, this is kind of what the article is saying; just along a different dimension. > Perhaps I just fell for John Doerr's elaborately constructed fantasy that he uses to sell books. A lottery winner can write a book about their excellent saving habits and how they helped a lot. If you follow their advice, you may do quite well, and gain some wealth! But the advice can also be largely unrelated to why they are wealthy; and people hoping to be multi-millionaires as a result of those habits might be disappointed. This does not mean that the lottery-winner's advice about being frugal and saving money is inherently bad. Go ahead and save, by all means.