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Living Your OKRs

Start with an objective:

  • Pick vague areas to measure, to make sure the KRs provide a balanced way to look at your life.
  • Add a metric. Learn to find the right metrics and measure them regularly.
  • Focus On What Won’t Get Done and decide what is valuable, and what is less valuable.
  • Find Someone to Keep You On Track It can be hard to build the habit of checking in on your OKRs each week.

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