Okay, go tell {your wife, your children, your parents, etc}, and say: “I love you, but there’s a part of of you that I just can’t accept and want to change.” Will they think you still love them? Do you think you can love them that way?
Your love to them should be a source of power to accept all of them. Your love to life should empower you to embrace death.
Okay, go tell {your wife, your children, your parents, etc}, and say: “I love you, but there’s a part of of you that I just can’t accept and want to change.” Will they think you still love them? Do you think you can love them that way?
Your love to them should be a source of power to accept all of them. Your love to life should empower you to embrace death.
I think the idea of “death is part of life” is more than just “it is what it is”. It means when you say you love life, you want to live, it’s is implied that you also love death, and want to die. Otherwise you don’t really love life and you don’t really want to live.
I think KPI on itself is fine, it's basically the goal of the game you are playing, defining it clearly should help. However, it never make sense to to have multiple KPIs, everything should be derived from a single KPI.
This actually give KPI some weight, because it literally defines what you do. Whenever you define you KPI, you'd think, "okay, is this all that I'm doing now?". And whenever you change your KPI, you'd be thinking, "okay, should I abandon the last game I played and play a new one?".