As the saying goes, it's the not the destination, but the journey that matters. In every sense of the saying, how true this is.
I once used to think that going to places is so fun and intriguing. I dreamt of many places, and have been to some of them. That includes the exotic South Africa. But the truth is not the bragging rights that I can boost about being there. Deep down in me, I realised that it's how I want to live the journey that matters. It doesn't take me long to realise that I learnt just as much from a 3-day self-drive road trip to Cameron as compared to my 30-day South Africa trip.
Everything in life is about the journeys one takes. Journeys shape our lives. I asked myself - If I hadn't quit my 1st job, it wouldn't have been a problem for me to reach financial freedom as I breeze through the rituals of a desk-bound job. Now that I quitted from that job and move on, I struggled to accelerate my learning curve on the job. Both jobs would eventually reach my goal of financial freedom; the latter giving me a more fulfilling journey as I lived to learn life's lessons through interesting activities.
Today is the day I reminded myself of the importance of each step I take as I trek through this journry. I couldn't help smiling as I walked on...
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