@kellogh@schmonz I think this idea is too narrow. Some parts of the process are more future-looking and we do them now to make things better later. Sometimes a short term goal takes priority. Same as changing your eating and sleeping habits (and maybe sacrificing other things) before a race, to optimize conditions for the race.
@narthur changing your eating and sleeping habits before a race is a process. for an experienced runner, they’ll talk a lot it as being their process. most orgs have processes for dealing with short, medium and long term goals. having a process doesn’t mean you do the same thing every day, or even on a schedule. it’s just a principled approach that everyone understands @schmonz
@kellogh@schmonz that’s fair. I certainly know the context you’re coming from. I just think it’s a balance - adhering rigorously to the process in all circumstances isn’t good either. There’s value in live-tuning behavior to respond to conditions.
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