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A traveler comes across three men working on a construction site. He asks each of them what they are doing.

Having a high-level vision (the "Cathedral") makes even the smallest, most mundane tasks (the "Bricks") feel meaningful. When your goals are tied to a larger purpose, you are more likely to stay motivated through the grind. 2. The Treasure in the Field: Process vs. Result A traveler comes across three men working on

Sometimes the "result" we aim for (the gold) is just a placeholder to get us through the "process" (the digging). The true treasure is often the hard work and growth that happens along the way, which yields rewards we didn't even expect. Key Strategies for Your Goals When your goals are tied to a larger

When thinking about goals, it is often more helpful to focus on the and the how rather than just the "what." Here are two classic stories that illustrate different, essential perspectives on goal setting. 1. The Three Bricklayers: Purpose vs. Task Result Sometimes the "result" we aim for (the

The first man grumbles, "" For him, the goal is just a repetitive task to get through the day.