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				<title>15000 push-ups, OKRs, and a reflection on goal setting and team dynamics</title>
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				<description> Around last September, I registered to a 15k push-ups challenge organized by Heinz Kabutz. The challenge was simple:&#xA;Bronze: 1000 push-ups during October 2018&#xA;Silver: Bronze, plus 2000 push-ups during November 2018&#xA;Gold: Silver, plus 3000 push-ups during December 2018&#xA;Platinum: Gold, plus 4000 push-ups during January 2019&#xA;Diamond: Platinum, plus 5000 push-ups during February 2019&#xA;As I was finishing my last ones of the Diamond level a few days ago, and I was finishing Radical Focus [1], I started thinking about motivation.&#xA;</description>
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