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D · DESTINATION
Define what “better” means
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What would a good result look like—and what must not get worse?
Use this area when ‘better’ is vague, an easy-to-count sign is replacing what truly matters, different people want different things, limits are hidden, or nobody knows who may review and change the goal.
What to produce
A written description of the desired change, who may decide, the acceptable range, signs of progress and harm, the time period, and when to review or return to the earlier plan.
What to check
It works when the people and values line up, disagreements are visible, the result can be checked in real life, required limits are respected, the plan is possible, and it can be changed later.
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