I think it is pretty clear which goals are clear and well defined... vs opaque goals with poor-definitions. And I think it is clear to say that "clear and well

I think it is pretty clear which goals are clear and well defined... vs opaque goals with poor-definitions. And I think it is clear to say that "clear and well defined goals" are easier to achieve and measure against. "Run a mile" can be measured as "running as far as you can, and if you don't reach a mile, measuring where you stopped" for example. And you can track your progress as you get more endurance. ------- I don't think everyone should have the same goals. But I think that whatever goals you do have, should be clear and easily turned into a metric that can track progress.