Systems bring better results than goals
For many years, similar to many of my readers, I set goals to achieve. Goals for everything from grades, for lifting weights, in the gym, running six miles every morning, for success in business, for winning basketball games and championships. I succeeded at first, but failed at a lot of them. Slowly I began to realize that my results had little to do with the goals I set and everything to do with the systems I followed. Goals are about the results you want to achieve, systems are about the process that lead to those results. Coaches, especially in high school sports, are great at ...
