> [!tldr] often used interchangeably, but not exactly the same Metrics are number-based. Goals are scope-based. I think you can have goals for your metrics, but that's a different usage of the word "goals", in my mind. If you only have goals, but no metrics; you may find yourself [[System Traps#Drift to Low Performance|drifting to low performance]]. Meanwhile metrics but no scope-based goals mean you're operating efficiently, but not going anywhere. [[Areas → KPIs, Projects → OKRs]] **** # More ## Source - self