A prompt that runs Google's OKR system on your AI, where 70% is the target score
alex_verem · x · 2026-10-02
@freeaiguides shared a prompt that turns any personal goal into a Google-style OKR. OKR was brought to Google by John Doerr in 1999 when the company had 30 people, and Sundar Pichai still runs the company on it: one objective plus measurable key results, graded each quarter. The rule most people miss is grading — at Google, scoring 100% means the goal was too easy; 70% is the target. The prompt makes the AI ask one question at a time (why it matters, how others could verify it, what you'd be embarrassed to miss) before producing the objective and key results, and works for savings, side projects, or fitness goals.
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