#goals and objectives

[intellectgrow]

Vision to Achievement: Aims, Goals, and Objectives for Success

AIMS, Goals, and Objectives are commonly used terms in various fields and organizations to define the direction, purpose, and desired outcomes of a project, program, or organization. While the specific definitions and usage may vary depending on the context. Read more

[ima-bellwoo]

They are boogieing

[cent-scratchnsniff]

something bad did indeed happen to that man. spent abt 25 minutes trying to find a better picture of that one (1) offical piece with his eyes open that wasnt compressed or tiny

[arcanebutterfly]

[krondyrr]

dusty old grandpa ahh 3gs gijinka

[userautumn]

I continue to be fascinated by how two groups of people came away from 8x11 with such drastically different and confident interpretations. I'm trying to remember the last time this has happened. I think it's been a while but it's really interesting to see.

[emblemxeno]

When I think about Fates getting called a bad story, the first thing I think of is how everyone claiming that fixing Nohr's famine would have solved the war just. completely ignores Anankos's background influence planning to make things worse. If it wasn't the famine, it would have been something else, anything else Anankos could use to further his goals of ruining both Hoshido and Nohr - and that's compelling writing because it shows that it's not a easy fix as some would like it to be. It's strange how so many simplify the core conflict into making little sense because they keep acting like a greater evil behind things is somehow a 'ass pull' or distraction?

That's the thing though, people would then just pivot to the "well it sucks that Fates' problems are caused by a random problems dragon that's only revealed in one route", to which I argue... well, sorta kinda?

The main core of Fates' story is that the conflict is so unreasonable, destructive and meaningless, to the point where even questioning it has people resistant. It's about removing the barrier between two flawed kingdoms that have no reason to keep fighting, and only benefit when they exist in harmony with each other. Anankos' influence is representative of that illogical premise. What else could be making two groups of people fight over more than what they could solve without warfare, other than a crazed, despotic and resentful figure of power who wants to drag the rest of the world down with him?

Revenge, famine, resources, defense from invasion, isolationism, jealousy and pride, etc... all of these provide reason for conflict, but not one that lasted since the age of godly dragons. Only another ambitious and godly dragon could halt progress and change to that degree.

I know the common critique of FE stories in general is that "well, the problems get solved by beating big scary dragon and that sucks", but the point of those final bosses isn't that every problem is solved. Honestly, the point is never just "beat bad dragon the end." The point is that you were able to unify around a cause despite differing backgrounds, and because of that, change is then starting to develop in the epilogues (and can happen in supports, base conversations, etc.) The final bad dragon is the last step of the journey, with said journey being the actual fix to whatever issues are plaguing the protagonist's party. It's a narrative-gameplay tool.

[thirdity]

The socially conditioned impossibility of objectively valid, definitive forms of closure drives the subject into narcissistic self-repetition; consequently, it fails to achieve gestalt, stable self-image, or character. Thus, it is not a matter of intentionally “avoiding” the achievement of goals in order to heighten the feeling of self. Instead, the feeling of having achieved a goal never occurs. It is not that the narcissistic subject does not want to achieve closure. Rather, it is incapable of getting there. It loses itself and scatters itself into the open.

Byung-chul Han, The Burnout Society

[shaadowmilkcookie]

I really like making Shadow Milk say bruh

[kuroananosanji]

Sanji’s dream is objectively the hardest to achieve in One Piece ☹️ Think about it he’s looking for an ocean that only exists in a fairytale. The others have dreams that require a lot of commitment and effort, but Sanji doesn’t even have an idea how he could find the All Blue, he just has to hope he’ll stumble upon it one day. Even the One Piece was proven to exist ☹️ No wonder he gave up on his dream at one point ☹️

[vorekody]

Mirror that eats you

[thepersonalwords]

Have an objective in life! Or you feel lost in life!

Mehmet Murat ildan

[mcytegg]

finally watched the stone sword stream and i feel So Sane abt drastics. btw.

[wanderingcas]

idk why people are so obsessed with writing a book within a timeline. like all the blogs/accounts/whatever are so focused on "how to write a book in a year" or "finish your editing in 3 months" nah bro. i'm going to take 10 years to finish one book, actually. because i have a day job and probably 20 minutes to write a day.

[thatdraggo]

Old (march 2023) - Now (march 2025)

God I remember LOVING the old drawing back in 2023 I showed it to everyone 💔

Key Design Differences; original stayed on model while new prioritizes headcanons / disfigurement features of Marple. I also made their limbs individual instead of mixing features for the limbs. New has more indents and scorches from the fusion. Leaf is less cartoony as well. I also decided to make her walk on her hands due to uneven legs.

[clearpills]