Is having clarity like setting goals?
Clarity shouldn’t be confused with goal-setting. Unlike a goal, clarity is balanced. Goals are wonderful but they can be dangerous if they’re not done in a balanced way. Let’s say you have a goal to make X amount of dollars as your yearly income. That’s great, but if that particular goal is the only thing you have in front of you, you might try to achieve it at the expense of something else — your health or your family relationships. But if you have clarity, you’ll get yourself tightly focused, not just on making a certain amount of money, but on how you want your life to be in the future. Just remember, if you don’t write it down, you’re probably not going to make it happen. The important thing about clarity is that it’s not written in stone. Things happen. Priorities shift. So after a time you may need to shift your clear vision, and give yourself an up-to-date version of where you want to be in a couple years. What is the “continual success improvement formula”? Our society today h
