How you get through the process is more important than how quickly you get through the process.
Most people default to thinking about the speed at which they can go from where they are, to where they want to be.
And the process quickly becomes irrelevant. All that matters is getting to “Point B.”
So they take short-cuts, Google “hacks,” subscribe to schemes—all so that they can arrive.
But, what quickly becomes evident is that arriving isn’t living. Arriving is ending.
It’s journeying that produces all of the reward. It’s the adventuring that counts.
It’s taking the scenic route, reading thick books, subscribing to long-term thinking ideas that reprioritizes the process as the main priority.
Because it is. Or, at least it should be.
For the “hows” of your process are what ultimately become the story of your life—not your arrivals.