1. Contributor (C) - a team member who performs project Issues. The best Contributors become Core Contributors

2. Core Contributor (CC) - a team member who performs project Issues, evaluates the Contributors' work results, participates in the formation of key goals and deserves pre-agreed compensation

3. Key Goals - the highest priority goals of the project for the coming quarter
1. Synchronization of Goals, Issues and Results

The project has Key Goals formulated by CC. To achieve these Goals, Issues (High, Medium and Low priority) are formulated, set and carried out by both CC and C

СС: Key Goals Initiation ⇒ Issue setting ⇒ Issue performing ⇒ Issue results evaluating

С: Personal Goals Initiation (based on Key Goals) ⇒ Issue performing (or setting+performing) ⇒ Issue results evaluating (self-assessment + CC assessment)

2. Nothing will go unnoticed

Each participant (both C and CC) should clearly understand that every Issue they complete will be taken into account

{Immanuel Kant} “Smth to do, smb to love, smth to hope for” - to have a good life

{Mahatma Gandhi} “Happiness is when what you think, say and do are in harmony”

{Naval} “Accept” - mantra word I repeat to myself most frequently”

{Theodore Roosevelt} “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are”

{Bruce Lee} “Long-term consistency trumps short-term intensity”

{Nassim Taleb} “If smth is boring, avoid it, because your biology is the best nonsense detector; use it to navigate your life”

{René Descartes} “Divide each difficulty into as many parts as is feasible and necessary to resolve it”

{Rumi} “As you start to walk out on the way, the way appears”

{Napoleon Hill} “If you cannot do great things, do small things in a great way”

{Beverly Sills} “There are no shortcuts to any place worth going”

{Woody Allen} “80 percent of success is showing up”

{R.L. Stevenson} “Judge each day by the seeds you’ve planted, not by the harvest you reap”

{Warren Buffet} “I learned to go into business only with people whom I like, trust, and admire”

{Michael Moritz} “Follow your instinct” - my N1 mantra in life”

{Ben Franklin} “Perform with courage what’s necessary, no exceptions”

{Warren Buffet} “The fastest way to do the things you think can not be done, is to hang around people already doing them. Choose your environment very, very seriously & wisely”

{Ray Dalio} “Go to pain & discomfort rather than avoid them”

{Peter Thiel} “Aim to work together with people who you want to have life-long relationships. Otherwise you are poorly investing your time - N1 valuable asset”

{Ray Dalio} “The key is to fail, learn & improve quickly. The faster you adapt - the better”

{Ray Dalio} “Become an imperfectionist. Perfectionists spend too much time on little differences at the expense of the important things”

{Dalai Lama} “Remember that not getting what you want is sometimes a wonderful luck”

{Jordan Peterson} “Compare yourself to who you were yesterday, not to who someone else is today”

{Martin L. King} “You don't have to see the whole staircase. Just take the first step”

{Lee Kuan Yew} “Determination creates a huge internal drive & focus. People feel if you are determined or not”

{Doris Lessing} “Whatever you're meant to do - try to do it now. The conditions are always impossible”

“One step at a time” - mantra from Jeff Bezos

{Charlie Munger’s principles} “Preparation. Discipline. Patience. Decisiveness”

{Charlie Munger} “Face your big troubles. Do not sweep them under the rug”

{Esther Duflor} “Spend more time "in the field”. It’s only through this exposure you can learn how wrong most of your intuitions & preconceptions are”

{Paulo Coelho} “Path of wisdom means taking risks & not being afraid to make mistakes. Disappointment, defeat & despair - tools used to show us the way”

{Charlie Munger} “To get what you want - deserve it”

“Environment always trumps your intentions & power of will”