Just saw something about how we measure "success" in life... and it got me thinking. You know how everyone says "it's about the journey, not the destination"? That's great for road trips, but for careers or big projects, it feels like a cop-out. Are we just saying that because we're scared of not hitting the destination? Or is the 'destination' itself just a moving target we're better off ignoring?
Just saw something about how we measure "success" in life... and it got me thinking. You know how everyone says "it's about the journey, not the destination"? That's great for road trips, but for careers or big projects, it feels like a cop-out. Are we just saying that because we're scared of not hitting the destination? Or is the 'destination' itself just a moving target we're better off ignoring?
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