Those first two sound like pompous self important over achievers in the worst way. The other two sound very straightforward and down to earth. I'm guessing the latter are the ones that do the work and the former are managers.
> Given my couple-year goals, am I focusing on the right spheres in my life?
> my professed purpose is "expand the reach of human knowledge and ability"; my current vision is "do that by making powerful ideas more learnable and by helping more people become life-long learners"
> which I create based on what I and my team are accountable for delivering to the company.
> I can't ignore my email, but I also can't let it dominate me. <- dominate? wtf?
That's just a few examples but this stuff is pretty cringey and detached from basic humanity.
Seems unfair to claim "Elizabeth's post makes it sound like she's a manager-type" when she literally says she is a manager in the post.