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OKRs are powerful—but not foolproof. The key is clarity: knowing what matters most, and how progress really looks. Why do some companies seem unstoppable while others stall? The secret often lies in how they set and pursue goals. Enter OKRs – A Discussion. OKR is an acronym for Objectives and Key Results —  a framework for visioning and setting goals within an organization that was popularized by Google. We often wonder how successful companies continue to navigate and grow and know exactly what direction to go . The trick seems to be an almost irresponsibly aggressive approach to growing key objectives with a talented group of people.   Today, OKR is used at a seemingly broad variety of companies, from larger established firms like Anheuser-Busch and Deloitte to younger tech companies like Eventbrite and Twitter. Therefore, what are OKRs and how do they work, and — most importantly — do they work. Many leaders ask how they can align their team to the vision and set goals w...

  ***Continued from Chapter 01 (Covered previously: What Is Big Picture Thinking, Importance Of Big Picture Thinking, Detail Oriented Or A Big Picture Thinker- The Difference) Link to Chapter 01 Identifying the Different Approaches - Approach Indicators No matter which field we belong to – an aspiring entrepreneur, someone who’s putting together a dream team, or polishing our leadership skills, big picture thinking can help open up, innovative and unexpected creative paths, ideas and solutions. Detail-Oriented Approach Indicators o    We prefer tweaking an existing plan than creating one from scratch o    We think over issues in such great detail that we sometimes miss the bigger picture o    We end up putting down or highlighting almost all notes o    We work towards high-quality work in most areas of our life and struggle with perfectionist tendencies o    We’re organized and/or like routine   ...

  Most people fall under either of the two main types of thinking paradigms- big picture or detail-oriented . The big picture thinker usually keeps coming up with ideas of what the ideal world would look like. The detail-oriented thinker on the other hand mostly thinks pragmatically and is organized. A Story: Around 1959 or 1960, Dashrath Manjhi, a laborer in India’s Gehlaur village lost his injured wife because the nearest hospital was about 45 minutes away. 22 years later, the same man had carved a 10-meter long path through the rocky ridge – all with a hammer and chisel – that chopped the travel time to 15 minutes. Manjhi is an extreme example of seeing the big picture — instead of getting overwhelmed by the details of how he was going to get it done, he focused on the broader issue at hand: he didn’t want anyone else to suffer his wife’s fate. So, he worked tirelessly for years to prevent that from happening again. What Is Big Picture Thinking? Big picture thinking is the ...

  Discussion on how social proximity influences behavior, trust, and collaboration—explore real-world examples, psychological insights, and practical approaches. Why Physical Distance Matters More Than We Think When someone steps too close in an elevator, we instinctively recoil. Yet under different circumstances, proximity creates warmth, compliance, and connection. The psychology behind social proximity reveals surprising ways distance influences trust, generosity, and teamwork. Do we like someone more if they stand closer to us? According to research, the answer is yes. What Is Social Proximity? Proxemics and Personal Space Definition: Social proximity refers to the physical closeness between individuals and its effect on behaviour and perception.  We culturally define personal boundaries—often more rigid post ‑ pandemic—but embrace proximity under socially acceptable or trusted conditions. Proximity & Group Identity: In ‑ Group Trust Boosts Compliance Proxi...