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Grove’s philosophy emphasized that while knowledge is valuable, execution prevails as the ultimate measure of success. The essence of OKRs is simple: define what you want to achieve (objectives) and outline how you will attain those goals (key results). Yet, as Doerr points out, many organizations either set incorrect goals or fail to set any at all. In this environment, the lack of a compelling purpose often stifles inspiration and innovation.