What Is The Difference Between A Goal And A System?

[jojouzumaki]

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6 mo

Which one do you prioritize?

[Nikki1989]

A goal is a desired outcome or achievement and a system is a set of processes or procedures that help you achieve your goals.

[Anonymous]

McDonald's is a system. Owning a McDonald's is a goal.

[Intheclouds00]

A goal is a desired endgame. A system is an intelligent means to achieve it

[AI Opinion]

A goal is a specific result you aim to achieve, while a system is the process or routine you follow to achieve that goal. For example, if your goal is to write a book, your system would include a daily writing schedule and research plan. Goals give direction, whereas systems provide the path to reach that direction. By focusing on systems, you create actionable steps that lead to consistent progress and improvement, ultimately making reaching your goals more manageable and sustainable.

[MrGSpotHer]

I don't know a system to achieve the goal, that's how people do things though right?

[eagle1951]

a system is a plan to get to the goal