Destination or the Journey?
Destination or Journey | Santa Fe, New Mexico | Feb 2009

The destination is the same, but the journey is far different.

Given the choice, which route do you take?

Which is more important: the process or the result? The journey or the destination?

A reminder: How to Fail: 25 Lessons Learned through Failure

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  • Marvin
    I choose my own path, I never know where I am going but I have the same finish as the paths listed, I learn more, but I still have yet to get lost?? Its like I have internal GPS, my problem is that I know that I need to get lost to learn more.
    BTW I am enamored with your thought process and ideas and how you create a chaos of ideas to form a single thought.
  • I believe that we have to get lost before we can find ourselves...

    And sincerely, thank you, that is an incredibly nice thing to say; although maybe I should learn to create a single thought without first creating the chaos :)
  • One of my fears is that I constantly choose the steeper route...there is such a thing as too much risk...but you only know how far down you have to fall when you climb up to the edge and look down ;-)
  • You know - the easier route is vastly underrated. Some of the best times I have had were on the easier route...
  • The funny thing: on this hike I took the easier route :)
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