Quotes About Measurement
Seeing progress in changing numbers makes the repetitive fascinating and creates a positive feedback loop. Once again, the act of measuring is often more important than what you measure. To quote the industrial statistician George Box: "Every model is wrong, but some are useful.
~ Timothy Ferriss
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REMEMBER: it is impossible to evaluate, or even understand, anything that you cannot measure." 80
~ Timothy Ferriss
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Don't pay any attention to what they write about you, just measure it in inches."—Andy Warhol
~ Timothy Ferriss
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OrbiTape One-handed Tape Measure
~ Timothy Ferriss
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Andy Grove had the answer: For every metric, there should be another 'paired' metric that addresses adverse consequences of the first metric.
~ Timothy Ferriss
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If you can't measure it, you can't improve it.
~ Timothy Ferriss
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Rule #5: Whenever possible, measure your progress in body fat percentage, NOT total pounds. The scale can deceive and derail you. For instance, it's common to gain muscle while simultaneously losing fat on the SCD. That's exactly what you want, but the scale number won't move, and you will get frustrated. In place of the scale, I use DEXA scans, a BodyMetrix home ultrasound device, or calipers with a gym professional (I recommend the Jackson-Pollock 7-point method).
~ Timothy Ferriss
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What gets measured gets managed." –Peter Drucker
~ Timothy Ferriss
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no puedes medirlo, no puedes mejorarlo.
~ Timothy Ferriss
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What gets measured gets managed.
~ Timothy Ferriss
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Lo que puede medirse, puede manejarse.» PETER DRUCKER,
~ Timothy Ferriss
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The books Superforecasting (by Philip E. Tetlock and Dan Gardner) and How to Measure Anything (by Douglas W. Hubbard) have some good advice on how to improve your ability to make accurate predictions. And Decisive (by Chip Heath and Dan Heath) explains four of the biggest judgment errors (like framing your decision too narrowly, or letting temporary emotions cloud your judgment) and gives tips for combating them.
~ Timothy Ferriss
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In place of the scale, I use DEXA scans, a BodyMetrix home ultrasound device, or
~ Timothy Ferriss
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What gets measured gets managed. —PETER DRUCKER, management theorist, author of 31 books, recipient of Presidential Medal of Freedom
~ Timothy Ferriss
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starting from any topological space, we construct an algebraic object, in this case a group. If two spaces are homeomorphic, then their fundamental groups (and higher homotopy groups) must be isomorphic. This is richer than the original idea of just measuring the number of holes, since a group contains more information than just a number.
~ Timothy Gowers
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what gets measured can be improved.
~ Todd Brown
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All personalities can be measured according to two or three basic biologically determined dimensions.
~ Tom Butler-Bowdon
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Fertility is measured by offspring, not by honours.
~ Alexander Grothendieck
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When it comes to work, there is a fear factor around meritocracy. People are afraid of being openly judged. However, when you know what you are being measured against, it's empowering.
~ Maynard Webb
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figure for the United States is measured in hours.) The
~ Osha Gray Davidson
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He had that extra four or five inches of neck which disqualifies a man for high honors in the beauty competition
~ P.G. Wodehouse
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Academic training in beauty is a sham. When we love a woman, we don't start measuring her legs.
~ Pablo Picasso
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From 10 to 20 percent were functionally impaired as measured by the self-test SF-36.
~ Pamela Weintraub
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we quite unselfconsciously assumed we were the measure of all things. That was how we approached them. And suddenly I saw not only that we weren't the measure of all things, but that there was no measure.
~ Pat Barker
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