Audacious goals
Origin: Lat. audax, -ācis meta
Clear and compelling but measurable outcomes, which serve as a unifying focal point of effort and act as a catalyst for action; generally these represent a “stretch” from the present.
Spanish: Metas audaces
Sources and references
- Institute for Alternartive Futures “Wiser Futures Workshop Compendium: Using futures tools to better understand and create the future”cited 31 times
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