> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://playbook.thevantageproject.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://playbook.thevantageproject.com/succeeding.md).

# Succeeding at TVP

- [DKRs and Goal Setting](https://playbook.thevantageproject.com/succeeding/dkrs-and-goal-setting.md): Desires. Not Objectives.
- [Feedback Loops](https://playbook.thevantageproject.com/succeeding/feedback-loops.md): DKRs + Accurate Feedback = Self-optimizing loop.
- [Monthly Status Check](https://playbook.thevantageproject.com/succeeding/feedback-loops/monthly-status-check.md)
- [ETA Culture](https://playbook.thevantageproject.com/succeeding/eta-culture.md): Deadlines easily become an exercise in heroism. We nurture an existence that is rooted in observed reality, not announced bravado.
- [Daily Logs](https://playbook.thevantageproject.com/succeeding/daily-logs.md): Learning comes from observing data, not building opinions. Opinions are ego's crutches, not action's ammunition.
- [Weekend Syncups](https://playbook.thevantageproject.com/succeeding/weekend-syncup.md)
- [6-month Audit](https://playbook.thevantageproject.com/succeeding/6-month-audit.md): "We place disproportionate value on individual desire for achievement and for work to be its highest self-expression." - Playbook


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