Inductively achievable goals are the gradient of improvement.

· Bits and Bobs 7/20/26
  • Inductively achievable goals are the gradient of improvement.
    • They have a series of salami slices of actions that are viable.
      • The actions are easy to accomplish (that is, within your adjacent possible), and deliver you to a point where they are self-evidently worth more than they cost.
    • Also, those salami slices telescope and build towards a long-term goal that is great.
    • Salami slices that have those two characteristics are worth doing, don't overthink it.

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