Tiny Experiments: How to Live Freely in a Goal-Obsessed World

All these approaches to goal setting are based on linear goals: they were created for controlled environments that lend to readily measurable outcomes with predictable timelines.

Where can I start? How can I maintain momentum? What can I do next? Who can I keep growing with? Once you have identified your question, use the tools you discovered in this book to navigate the situation: Pact: Commit to Curiosity

When you allow your career to evolve with your curiosity, you open yourself up to new ways of creating value for others.

You can leverage your lateral skills to create value and positively impact others whether you’re self-employed or working within an organization.

For instance, people tend to join the Ness Labs community to share mindful productivity advice.

Instead of the outcome, a pact focuses on the output.

Kipchoge intuitively understands that making progress requires two essential components: trial and error. The trial part of the loop involves taking action with limited information; it requires a willingness to step into the unknown and explore possibilities. The error part involves observing the results and making adjustments based on that data. I

and you cannot attend a conference to give a presentation. Just ask yourself: What am I feeling right now? You don’t even need to write complete sentences.

I will [action] for [duration].