- It's important to know what your goals are.
- It's important to understand why they are your goals.
- It's important to determine which goals are more important than others (goals priority).
- It's important to know which goals are dependent on other goals (goals decomposition and dependency).
- To reach a goal, you must first acquire the tools (knowledge, resources) to get to your objective.
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It's important to know when to drop/abandon goals.
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Sources of inefficiency
- Repeating the same task without sufficient experience.
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Always try to figure out the most optimal path toward a goal
- Observe others successful at achieving the goal you want to achieve.
- Determine the differences between your state and theirs (what they know, what resources are available to them, etc.).
- How to determine when it is not possible to reach a goal at a given moment in time?
- Not enough time available
- Too costly
- Dependencies not resolved/ready