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We often treat metrics like a mission, which leads us to focus on the wrong things. Leaving our values behind in exchange for numbers on a screen. This can lead us to abandon ourselves and our values more and more, until we've actually become our own worst enemy.
Take the Hanoi Rat Massacre, for example.
We must be careful what we wish for and pay attention to how we are measuring success.
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