The following is the first sentence of a paragraph after talking about what a criticism is:
“This perspective” I think is about using criticism to help you decide which errors are important.
That perspective has requirements if you want it to work well. You gotta divide big goals into separate pieces.
I wonder what a big goal is, how many big goals I have, and what makes a big goal big? I think if you split big goals into separate pieces they’ll become smaller goals. Why say divide them “into separate pieces”? Is it cuz they’re individual things you can work with now? You can work with one piece and only one? Like maybe only one piece needs some work?
Also, what does it mean for the perspective to “works well”? Does that mean for it to be successful? For it to not have a big bottleneck?