“What you get by achieving your goals is not as important as what you become by achieving your goals.”
― Henry David Thoreau
When you achieve a goal you get a reward. You may get recognition, a pay raise, a trophy, or simply a pat on the back. The reward for achieving the goal is nice, but it isn't what is most important. What is most important are the lessons learned and the skills developed through the process of achievement.
Key points about this idea:
· Focus on personal growth:
The emphasis is on the internal transformation that occurs while striving for a goal, including developing resilience, discipline, and new perspectives.
· The process matters more than the result:
While achieving a goal is important, the real value lies in the lessons learned, challenges overcome, and personal evolution that happens during the pursuit.
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- Show
- FrequencyUpdated weekly
- Published16 September 2024 at 17:09 UTC
- Length2 min
- RatingClean