For me, goals and projects are two different things. First comes the goal, buy
a ne car (while you’re there can you buy me one too?)
Now the question is: HOW DO I ACCOMPLISH MY GOAL?
There could be a project, there could be a set of recurring tasks, there could
be affirmations on your mir
I interpret a project as an outcome with a deadline. So if you had to buy a
car by or on a given date, that would be a project.
A goal relates to an "area of focus" where you want an outcome but there is
no firm deadline, like getting better at a sport. It would typically be a
recurring task, l
Due to the inspiration of latest reply by @Laurence, I'd like to add my 2
cents, a project or projects without firm deadline, like getting better at
a sport, could be considered an extreme project, check on the Wikipedia
article of Extreme Project Management(A), the notion could improve the big
Thanks KC, that's an interesting addition to the taxonomy of goals and
projects I was unaware of.
On Monday, 27 September 2021 at 12:05:52 UTC+1 KC wrote:
> Due to the inspiration of latest reply by @Laurence, I'd like to add my 2
> cents, a project or projects without firm deadline, like gettin
My pleasure.
On Monday, 4 October 2021 at 05:18:47 UTC+8 laurence...@gmail.com wrote:
> Thanks KC, that's an interesting addition to the taxonomy of goals and
> projects I was unaware of.
> On Monday, 27 September 2021 at 12:05:52 UTC+1 KC wrote:
>
>> Due to the inspiration of latest reply by @L
