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Isn’t “write everyday” a goal? The author seems to be distinguishing goals that are externally motivated (eg win award) vs internal (eg practice every day)
by j7ake 1y ago
Isn’t “write everyday” a goal?
The author seems to be distinguishing goals that are externally motivated (eg win award) vs internal (eg practice every day)
- fc417fc802 1y agoDefinitional issue. In everyday speech you could certainly say that it is. However as it's used here it's a constraint. For example "write the essay that's due on wednesday" is a goal while "work on english homework for 30 minutes every afternoon" is a constraint. The difference is between a discreet event versus a general behavior.