[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":998},["ShallowReactive",2],{"blog-personal-okrs":3,"blog-all-for-related":532},{"id":4,"title":5,"author":6,"body":7,"cardAlt":5,"categories":516,"description":519,"draft":520,"extension":521,"headerImage":522,"keywords":523,"meta":524,"name":525,"navigation":526,"path":527,"seo":528,"series":6,"stem":529,"updated":6,"year":530,"__hash__":531},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Fpersonal-okrs.md","Personal OKRs for Success",null,{"type":8,"value":9,"toc":501},"minimark",[10,19,22,28,31,38,41],[11,12,13,14,18],"p",{},"Last year as I kicked off my career entering the professional tech world, I came across the concept of ",[15,16,17],"strong",{},"Objective, Key and Results (OKRs)"," at work. 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It is a ",[15,56,57],{},"goal-setting framework"," that basically covers big and challenging goals with a set of defined measurable results for achieving these goals.",[60,61,63],"h3",{"id":62},"objective","Objective — ",[65,66,67,71,81],"ul",{},[68,69,70],"li",{},"What do you want to achieve over a period of time?",[68,72,73,74,77,78],{},"Objectives should be ambitious, more ",[15,75,76],{},"inspirational"," (which requires more effort of yours), bold and ",[15,79,80],{},"qualitative",[68,82,83],{},"Your targets should not be something very easily achievable.",[11,85,86,89],{},[15,87,88],{},"Eg."," Improve the financial condition, Get better at reading, etc",[60,91,93],{"id":92},"key-results","Key Results",[65,95,96,99,110,117],{},[68,97,98],{},"KRs are steps you need to achieve the objective.",[68,100,101,102,105,106,109],{},"KRs should be ",[15,103,104],{},"Quantitative"," i.e having defined metrics! This should not be vague. Add numbers, avoid terms like “more\u002Fless”.",[107,108],"br",{},"\nGoogle uses. a scale of 0–1 for tracking progress for each key result.",[68,111,112,113,116],{},"Make KRs ",[15,114,115],{},"Time-bounded",". This helps you tracking progress over the period and lets you recalibrate your tasks.",[68,118,101,119,122],{},[15,120,121],{},"Binary"," i.e Complete \u002F Incomplete",[11,124,125,127],{},[15,126,88],{}," Read 3 books on investing, Read 1500 pages monthly, etc",[45,129],{},[60,131,133],{"id":132},"personal-vs-work-okrs","Personal vs Work OKRs?",[11,135,136],{},"OKRs are used by both teams and individuals, though mostly in work environments. The concept of OKR is simple and works pretty effectively for personal use as well. It is super important to have separate personal and work OKRs since your work goals are different from personal life and goals.",[11,138,139],{},"In personal OKRs, you would want to track things like —",[141,142,143,146,149,152],"ol",{},[68,144,145],{},"Family time",[68,147,148],{},"Personal finance",[68,150,151],{},"Fitness",[68,153,154],{},"Hobbies",[11,156,157,158,161,162,164],{},"Personal OKRs are ",[15,159,160],{},"literally personal","!",[107,163],{},"\nIt varies from person to person. It’s good to look for ideas on how people use OKRs, but you should align it for your goals and aspirations which you want to achieve.",[45,166],{},[48,168,170],{"id":169},"why","Why?",[23,172,173],{},[11,174,175,176],{},"“Actions — and data — speak louder than words.” ― John Doerr ",[177,178,182],"a",{"href":179,"rel":180},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.goodreads.com\u002Fwork\u002Fquotes\u002F54960827",[181],"nofollow",[15,183,184],{},"Measure What Matters",[11,186,187],{},"OKRs help you plan your goals in a structured and planned fashion, but there is more to it! Let me explain —",[65,189,190,201,208,215,221,227],{},[68,191,192,193,196,197,200],{},"Better ",[15,194,195],{},"Focus"," and ",[15,198,199],{},"Alignment"," on what you want to achieve. Since OKRs are limited, you don’t want to waste time and do stuff that doesn’t really help you achieve what you want!",[68,202,203,204,207],{},"These give the ",[15,205,206],{},"Motivation"," to work towards your objectives and a sense of urgency to finish them.",[68,209,210,211,214],{},"OKRs help in building a ",[15,212,213],{},"Habit"," of planning things in general and following the path to achieving them. Eg. You have an objective of getting better at reading, you start reading 30 pages daily. Now, it slowly builds into your habit to read. Next year, even if you don’t have this objective, you’ll still read :)",[68,216,217,220],{},[15,218,219],{},"Time Tracking"," is super useful and important since they give a timeline for you to work and align your tasks accordingly.",[68,222,223,226],{},[15,224,225],{},"Metrics"," and Numbers help you visualize your progress. When you see 80% completion, you get a psychological motivation to make it 100%",[68,228,229,230,233],{},"If you have a ",[15,231,232],{},"Public OKR",", you get another source to actually work and complete your task.",[23,235,236],{},[11,237,238],{},"‘I’d rather have the objective be to go to Mars, and if we fall short, we’ll get to the moon. This is how you make moonshots. — Larry Page",[11,240,241,246,247,250],{},[177,242,245],{"href":243,"rel":244},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.whatmatters.com\u002Ffaqs\u002Fbenefits-of-okrs\u002F",[181],"Measure what matters"," brings a similar ",[15,248,249],{},"F.A.C.T.S"," showing the benefits of OKRs.",[45,252],{},[48,254,256],{"id":255},"how","How?",[11,258,259],{},"Now, that you understand the importance of Personal OKRs and are ready to create yours, I’ll show how I personally maintain my OKRs and share resources that might be useful for you!",[60,261,263],{"id":262},"tools","Tools",[11,265,266,267,272,273,278,279,278,282,287],{},"There are a lot of tools that you can use to start creating an OKR. I personally being a big fan of ",[177,268,271],{"href":269,"rel":270},"https:\u002F\u002Fnotion.so",[181],"Notion",", use it to maintain my Personal OKRs. You can use anything from professional notes and trackers like ",[177,274,277],{"href":275,"rel":276},"https:\u002F\u002Fevernote.com",[181],"Evernote",", ",[177,280,271],{"href":269,"rel":281},[181],[177,283,286],{"href":284,"rel":285},"https:\u002F\u002Ftodoist.com",[181],"Todoist"," to simple excel sheet template.",[60,289,291],{"id":290},"process","Process",[11,293,294],{},[34,295],{"alt":296,"src":297},"OKR Tracking with Notes","https:\u002F\u002Fcdn-images-1.medium.com\u002Fmax\u002F2400\u002F1*IOarq_FgPMWWVqohXAMvHg.png",[11,299,300],{},"I usually update my OKRs monthly since I maintain a yearly OKR tracker. You can adjust it according to the timeline you are planning for.",[11,302,303],{},"I maintain different tables for each of my Objectives. In the image below",[11,305,306,309],{},[15,307,308],{},"Objective"," — Boost Knowledge",[11,311,312,314],{},[15,313,93],{}," —",[141,316,317,320],{},[68,318,319],{},"Read 20 books",[68,321,322],{},"Create 2 open source projects",[11,324,325,327,328,330,331,333,334,337],{},[15,326,219],{}," — ",[107,329],{},"\nI maintain time tracking based on which quarter of the year I want this to be completed. I do break these KRs into sub-tasks which are added to my Todolist with a specified timeline.",[107,332],{},"\nI use ",[15,335,336],{},"EOY"," (End of Year) in cases when I want that KR to be worked on throughout the year.",[11,339,340,343],{},[15,341,342],{},"Status","—",[11,345,346,347,350,351,353],{},"I set my KRs progress to one of the 5 stages. It helps me keep track of what to do next and what is already completed. I sometimes add ",[15,348,349],{},"At-Risk"," tag to denote that this KR is probably not happening. 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Do share if you use some interesting scoring ",[68,406,407,410],{},[15,408,409],{},"Avoid setting too many OKRs"," instead make the OKRs more challenging.",[68,412,413],{},"Add links to your weekly tasks in notes sections. This helps you view how did you spend your week in the perspective of achieving your OKR results. Even add resources for specific KRs. This helps you increase your knowledge base over a period of time.",[68,415,416,419],{},[15,417,418],{},"Keep it simple","! Follow what you can maintain. 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