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Difference of the Day #237

Let’s talk about objectives. We all have them, right? But here’s the thing: if an objective is just a good intention, it’s worthless. That’s right—until you pin it down with specifics, it’s nothing but a daydream. The world is filled with good intentions, but very few turn into meaningful work.

Now, work—real work—isn’t vague or ambiguous. It has teeth. Real work has a result you can measure, a deadline breathing down your neck, and someone to hold accountable. Just like a craftsman who knows exactly what he’s building and when it needs to be finished, goals should be treated with the same precision.

Think of objectives as seeds. If left on the table, they’ll never grow. But plant them with intent, nourish them with action, and they can grow into something tangible.

The difference between the dreamers and the doers? The latter knows that “good intentions” are the beginning, not the end.

Today, Make A Difference.
Andrei

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