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The problem with impossible goals is that there's no feedback if you're actually making progress. Far better to identify achievable goals that have a timespan
by crazygringo 2y ago
The problem with impossible goals is that there's no feedback if you're actually making progress.
Far better to identify achievable goals that have a timespan of a few years max, and with milestones at least every few months to know you're on the right track.
Impossible goals are ultimately a nonsensical proposition. And if you have an activity you enjoy, you just do that activity. Like crossword puzzles. They don't have a goal.