Dface's Discussion of "Judging and Fixing Your Own Errors"

[Dface]

Imma write about the collapsed paragraph below:

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@Elliot

Typical thinking about goals is like “My goal is to get a good dinner.” That is a single, broad goal that doesn’t define what counts as success or failure very well. Then people try to manage their dinner-acquiring project while only considering that one goal.

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@Elliot

That is a single, broad goal that doesn’t define what counts as success or failure very well.

“That” is 'get a good dinner." I wonder if that goal being singular is a problem. I think it might be cuz the fact that the goal wording is using one adjective to describe the dinner. That’s ambiguous like “good” could mean a lot of things that are good. Good flavor, good price, good for health, etc.

It also seems that the goal being broad can be a problem. How? Idk What does it mean for the goal to be broad? I think broad might mean this merriam webster def:

widely applicable or applied : general

I think the part that is broad is the “dinner” part. That could apply to anything like even breakfast food in a diner. Idk for sure if that’s the broad part.