To live only for some future goal is shallow.
It's the sides of the mountain which sustain life, not the top.
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On the plane to start a new assignment for #natgeo yesterday, I was listening to some podcasts to fill the waiting during travel time, which got me thinking…
I admittedly oscillate between “woo-woo” and nihilism. Social media can amplify this, especially Instagram. I feel and see community as much as I experience FOMO... See more
instagram.comFrom college graduates just starting out to billionaires we write books about, very few have taken the time to answer that foundational question.
What do you want out of life?
Once you answer that, you can create a plan and take action to get there. But if you never answer the question, you may climb to the top of a mountain only to realize you never
... See moreOne mountain. Two climbers.
Climber one (ego climber) obsesses over how life will change when she summits; dreams of the selfies she'll take, IG posts, and improved self-worth.
Climber two (grounded climber) focuses on the process, takes small consistent steps, enjoys the view.
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