[[Peak performance]] Lon Setnik dates:: 2022-11-11 *The process can be improved in an effort to get to the goal, that's perfect practice.* This reminds me of [[Deliberate Practice]] It's kind of like [[Thinking in Systems]], focusing on the relationship, the purpose, and less so on the individual agents. This is a mantra for recognizing that if we focus on the system and process and learning, we will end up doing as well as we can. [[When a measure becomes a target it ceases to be a good measure]], that is the down-side of thinking about the goal. This matters because we don't control the outcomes, but we can ensure our [[learning happens naturally]] by paying attention to the process. The key questions are, [[How Will You Measure Your Life]], how good are the [[observation]], can we find [[balancing statistics]] to ensure we don't overcompensate? ### What would the opposite argument be? If you don't pay attention to the goal, you could have a [[Blind Spot]] to the outcome that really matters. %% tags: #note/statement | #on/learning | #on/process | #on/progress %% ## Sources: