Too much
Too many
"Goals"
In life?
And
Or
In
Practice?
In addition to setting smart goals
Distilling them
Finding the frequency and level of detail
That work for us:
If we ingrain
An overall productive, searching mindset
Along with
A somewhat objective way of assessment
We
In a sense
Are already where
The goals are supposed to get us :)
This kind of mindset
Is very closely related to
The principles I had distilled
From my own adventure
For example:
* Keep looking for something to improve
* Find a path (and question it from time to time)
* Practice at the edge of current abilities
* Find a way to assess if you're progressing
If any of these start to feel
Un-wantedly aimless
Then good goals
Can give direction again
And of course
Review and re-assessment
Of our broader