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by Torwald
1987 days ago
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You set a goal "find out what I want" and start working on that goal on a daily basis. The OP lost me at "SMART" which is the very first word in his article. SMART goals are not smart. They stem from "management by objectives" and are not a good way for individual personal goal setting. Personal goals develop as you work on them. I recommend Mark Forster's SOPP book on more of this:
https://www.ebooks.com/en-us/book/1820695/secrets-of-product... (not affiliated) |
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