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OCTOBER 2 // MEASURE AND ADJUST

2 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this short instructional video, Winnie Hart emphasizes the critical role of measurement in achieving goals, quoting Peter Drucker’s maxim “What gets measured gets managed.” She explains that tracking a few (3–5) meaningful metrics provides insight into what’s working, keeps individuals accountable, and highlights areas needing adjustment. Hart advises viewers to keep metrics simple, select one key metric to focus on for the week, record daily progress, and set regular reminders for review, thereby creating a feedback loop that guides strategic adjustments and prevents loss of focus on objectives.

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Today, measure and adjust. What gets measured gets managed. Peter Drucker. Measuring progress is the key to staying on track and achieving your goals. We all know this. Metrics provide insight into what's working, and it allows you to make informed decisions and refine your approach as you need to. Regularly tracking progress keeps you accountable and focused while also highlighting areas that might require adjustment. And without measurement, it's easy to lose sight of your objectives or overlook small improvements contributing to the bigger picture. Consider which metrics will best reflect your progress and use these to guide your strategic adjustment. It can be as simple as 3 to 5 things that you measure. Keep it simple. Identify one key metric to track this week. Note today's progress and set a reminder to review it regularly.